Minimal incision with no worries about scarring or loosening!Achieve a natural and defined double eyelid crease!
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Incisional double eyelid + upper epicanthoplasty (3 months)
This procedure is ideal for those with thick eyelid skin orthose with stretched skin from double eyelid tape use.The double eyelid crease is designed and incised, unnecessary muscle and fat tissue are removed,and the eye-opening muscle is located and secured.
Incisional double eyelid (revision) + upper epicanthoplasty (3 months)
Incisional ptosis correction + medial epicanthoplasty + upper epicanthoplasty (3 months)
Incisional ptosis correction + upper epicanthoplasty (2 months)
Incisional ptosis correction (1 month)
Since the eyelid skin is incised, the recovery period is longercompared to the buried suture method. However, once performed, the results rarely come undone,and the greatest advantage is that you can createthe desired double eyelid crease regardless of your existing eye shape.
<Problem Analysis>Thick eyelid skin with severe saggingand no double eyelid crease
Design the height and shapeof the double eyelid crease through consultation
Incise along the designed lineand remove unnecessaryfat and muscle
Measure skin thicknessand suture at the appropriate depth
Defined double eyelid crease achieved
In Fold In Fold The crease line near the inner corneris not visible on the outside.Most East Asians havethis type of double eyelid.
Suitable for those who do not wanta dramatic change, or men whodesire a natural innerdouble eyelid crease.
In-Out Fold In-Out Fold The crease connects with the inner cornerand is visible on the outside.This is an intermediate line betweenIn Fold and Out Fold.
This is the most preferred crease typeas it creates a natural yetrefreshingly open eye appearance.
Semi-Out Fold Semi-Out Fold The crease starting point is higherthan In-Out Fold butrelatively lower thanOut Fold.
A crease type that can expressboth a natural and glamorousimage simultaneously.
Out Fold Out Fold The double eyelid crease does nottouch the inner cornerand appears higherand more visible.
Suitable for those who desirea glamorous andrefreshingly open look.
Incisional ptosis correction + medial epicanthoplasty + upper epicanthoplasty (7 months)
If double eyelid surgery is performed without removing the epicanthal fold,the crease will not be visible, making it difficult to createan In-Out Fold or Out Fold double eyelid.In this case, the epicanthal fold is removed through medial and upper epicanthoplastyto reveal the crease starting point at the inner corner.
Medial epicanthoplasty restoration + lateral canthoplasty restoration (1 month)
Out Fold double eyelids may feature excessive lacrimal lake exposureor a narrow intercanthal distance.In this case, medial epicanthoplasty restoration surgery can reducethe degree of lacrimal lake exposure while correcting to In Fold or In-Out Fold.
For an ideal double eyelid crease, depending on the presence and shape of the inner corner epicanthal fold,procedures such as medial epicanthoplasty, upper epicanthoplasty, epicanthoplasty restoration, and axis rotation should be performed in combination.
In Fold
The In Fold double eyelid is the most commonly seen type among East Asiansdue to the anatomical structure of the eye and surrounding area.The crease starts from inside the eyelid and gradually widens for a natural line.
In-Out Fold
The In-Out Fold double eyelid is highly preferred as it combines the natural look of the In Foldwith the refreshingly open eyes of the Out Fold.If the eyes are sunken or the epicanthal fold is severe, creating an In-Out Fold double eyelid is difficult,so orbital fat grafting, medial epicanthoplasty, and upper epicanthoplasty are often performed.
Out Fold
The Out Fold double eyelid requires a higher crease line,so it suits those who naturally have large eyes and mild epicanthal folds.If the epicanthal fold is severe, creating this crease is difficult, so combining medial and upperepicanthoplasty can produce a more natural result.However, excessive medial and upper epicanthoplasty for an Out Fold double eyelidmay cause scarring or unnatural lines, so the intercanthal distanceand degree of lacrimal lake exposure should be evaluated before surgery.
Only the end portion of the double eyelid was visible in an in-line form. The patient wanted a slightly higher, clearer in-line crease.
Incisional double eyelid surgery and upper epicanthoplasty were performed together to create a clearly defined, parabolic double eyelid line.
The eyes had a long horizontal width, but the vertical height was short and there was no double eyelid.
Although upper epicanthoplasty was needed to raise the line, the patient wanted minimal surgery. A natural in-line double eyelid was created with incisional double eyelid surgery alone.
After using double eyelid glue for about a year, the upper eyelid skin had sagged, hiding the inner double eyelid line.
Incisional double eyelid surgery and upper epicanthoplasty lifted the lax upper eyelid skin and created a clear in-line double eyelid crease.
The patient naturally had an in-out fold, but the line was not distinct, so the eyes looked sleepy and stuffy.
Incisional ptosis correction and double eyelid surgery made the line clearer and revealed the pupils more attractively, creating a natural in-line double eyelid.
The Mongolian fold was pulling the upper eyelid downward, so the double eyelid could only form as an in-line crease.
Medial epicanthoplasty rotated the inner eye corner horizontally, and upper epicanthoplasty was combined with incisional double eyelid surgery to reveal the previously hidden crease line.
The pre-op photo was taken with the eyes strained open, but the skin sagging was severe. The eyelids felt heavy and the eyes were very fatigued.
Upper epicanthoplasty and incisional double eyelid surgery were performed together to remove drooping eyelid skin and define the double eyelid line, helping relieve eye fatigue.
After using double eyelid glue for about three years, the eyelid skin had stretched, and the vertical height of the eyes looked short.
Because the skin had stretched, incisional double eyelid surgery was performed. A natural but larger double eyelid line was created to maximize the vertical height of the eyes.
The patient had undergone double eyelid surgery twice, six and seven years earlier. Although the crease was an out-fold, the unnatural line was the main concern.
The gap between the inner corner and the double eyelid line was corrected to make the out-fold look more natural. The overall line was lowered and softened for a smoother eyelid shape.
As the eyelid drooped, it covered the double eyelid, leaving only the end of the line visible. The patient wanted a clearer, more refreshed eye shape.
Because the skin lacked elasticity and was drooping, incisional double eyelid surgery was combined with medial and upper epicanthoplasty to create an out-fold double eyelid.
The patient had a history of double eyelid surgery, but the line had lowered and changed into an in-line shape.
Because there was a history of loosening, incisional double eyelid surgery and ptosis correction were performed together. Upper epicanthoplasty was added to create a larger, well-defined out-fold line.
The eyes had a short vertical height and a long, narrow shape, with reduced skin elasticity in the upper eyelids.
Because the eyelid skin had lost elasticity, incisional double eyelid surgery was performed. Upper epicanthoplasty was added to create a natural in-out fold instead of an in-line result.
The patient had used double eyelid tape and glue for about two years, causing severe eyelid sagging. She wanted an incisional in-out fold double eyelid.
Incisional double eyelid revision corrected the drooping skin and organized the doubled crease line. Upper epicanthoplasty connected the line smoothly into a natural in-out fold.
