Transform stuffy, sleepy-looking eyesinto natural and defined eyes without incision!
*After plastic surgery and treatment, unexpected side effects such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur depending on the individual, so caution is required.
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction+Medial Epicanthoplasty (1 month)
When the eyes are fully open, at least 80% of the iris should be visible for ideal eyes.For cases where the eyelids cover the iris, making the eyes look stuffy and sleepy,this surgical method corrects to natural and defined eyes without incision.This surgery is suitable for cases where the eye-opening muscle is weakand the eyebrows or forehead muscles are used to open the eyes (ptosis),and is possible for those with thin eyelid skin who do not need fat removal.
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction+Upper Epicanthoplasty (1 week)
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction+Medial Epicanthoplasty+Upper Epicanthoplasty+Lateral Canthoplasty+Lower Eyelid Surgery (4 months)
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction+Medial Epicanthoplasty+Upper Epicanthoplasty+Lateral Canthoplasty+Lower Eyelid Surgery (2 months)
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction (Revision)+Upper Epicanthoplasty (Revision)+Lateral Canthoplasty+Lower Eyelid Surgery (1 year 9 months)
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction+Medial Epicanthoplasty+Upper Epicanthoplasty (4 months)
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction+Medial Epicanthoplasty+Upper Epicanthoplasty (1 month)
BEFORE&AFTER
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction (1 year 11 months)
✓Nearly invisible scarring ✓Clear and defined eyes
✓Improved sleepy-looking eyes ✓Natural, not overdone eyes
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction+Medial Epicanthoplasty (2 months)
Non-incisional Double Eyelid (Revision)+Upper Epicanthoplasty+Lateral Canthoplasty+Lower Eyelid Surgery (6 weeks)
<Problem Analysis>Eyelids covering the iris,creating stuffy and sleepy-looking eyes
Measure eye-opening muscle strengthand proceed with appropriate design
Create micro-holesalong the designed line
Pull and knotthe eye-opening muscle
Naturally brighter,more defined eyes
If the surgery method is tailored to your eyes, the chance of it coming undone can be minimized.
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction+Medial Epicanthoplasty+Upper Epicanthoplasty+Lateral Canthoplasty+Lower Eyelid Surgery (3 months)
- Thin skin with minimal tissue - Mild ptosis - Eyelid fat removal nearly impossible - Nearly invisible scarring
Incisional Ptosis Correction+Upper Epicanthoplasty+Lateral Canthoplasty+Lower Eyelid Surgery (7 months)
- Thick skin with abundant tissue - Severe ptosis - Revision surgery with severe adhesion - Eyelid fat removal possible - Minor scarring may occur
If the method is performed without considering the characteristics of your eyes,even the incisional method can come undone. In other words, choosing the right method between non-incisionaland incisional for your eyes can significantly reduce the chance of it coming undone.While there is a relatively higher chance of loosening compared to incisional methods,natural adhesion inside the eye prevents it from completely coming undone.Even if it loosens or weakens, it can be corrected relatively simply compared to incisional methods.
Getting double eyelid surgery without ptosis correction can result in a more unnatural appearance.
Without ptosis improvement,the double eyelid crease formsbut looks unnaturally thickand makes eyes appear smaller
Along with ptosis improvement,80~90% iris exposurefor clearer, more definedeyes
When it is ‘pseudo-ptosis,’ ptosis correction is not necessary.
Incisional Ptosis Correction (Revision)+Lower Eyelid Fat Repositioning (3 months)
✓ Problem with levator muscle (eye-opening muscle) ✓ The eyelash line position covers the iris ✓ Ptosis correction surgery performed
Brow Lift+Upper Epicanthoplasty (10 months)
✓ Levator muscle (eye-opening muscle) is normal ✓ The eyelash line position is normal, butthe upper eyelid skin sags and covers the iris ✓ Can be improved with double eyelid surgery alone / Brow lift or forehead lift performed
’Pseudo-ptosis’ is simply put, ‘fake ptosis’. The iris exposure is low andthe forehead muscles are used to open the eyes, so the symptoms are similar to ptosis.However, it only appears like ptosis because the eyelid skin sags and has excess fat,while the eye-opening muscle strength is actually normal.In other words, pseudo-ptosis can be improved with regular double eyelid surgery rather than ptosis correction.Incisional double eyelid surgery is more suitable than the non-incisional method, and removing eyelid fat as needed is recommended.Since ptosis and pseudo-ptosis look similar on the outside, they are not easy to distinguish,but an accurate diagnosis before surgery is essential as the surgical methods differ.
The upper eyelids cover part of the pupils, while the white of the eyes is visible below the irises.
With thin eyelid skin, non-incisional ptosis correction and double-eyelid surgery were used to reveal the eyes more clearly and improve the appearance of lower scleral show.
The patient had weak eyelid-opening strength from birth and creases that appeared to have loosened.
Non-incisional ptosis correction improved eyelid-opening strength, allowing the existing creases to settle naturally without additional surgery.
The patient originally had drooping eyelids. Double-eyelid surgery without ptosis correction five years earlier left the lids looking weaker and more drooped.
Non-incisional ptosis correction improved eyelid-opening strength and increased the visible portion of the eyes.
The buried-suture creases created seven years earlier had loosened, with significant eyelid drooping.
Non-incisional ptosis correction and upper epicanthoplasty lifted the upper lids and created larger, clearer creases.
The eyes are horizontally long but vertically narrow, giving them a sharp, less open appearance.
Ptosis correction lifted the upper lids, while an in-fold crease softened the previously sharp appearance.
The epicanthal folds form hooked inner corners. The eyes are horizontally long but vertically narrow, giving them a sharp appearance.
Ptosis correction and upper epicanthoplasty lifted the upper lids, increasing the vertical opening and softening the eye shape.
One side of a partial-incision double-eyelid procedure performed three years earlier had loosened. Multiple creases and heavy eyelids gave the eyes a sleepy appearance.
The patient wanted an in-out crease. Upper epicanthoplasty lifted the inner upper corners, while ptosis correction improved eyelid opening and defined the creases.
Drooping at the upper inner corners may leave only the outer ends of the creases visible if double-eyelid surgery is performed alone.
To create the requested in-out creases, upper epicanthoplasty lifted the covered inner upper corners, and ptosis correction strengthened upper-lid opening.
The inner corners are exposed, but the outer corners are short and the upper lids cover much of the pupils. The male patient did not want prominent creases.
Non-incisional ptosis correction lifted the lids to reveal more of the eyes, while subtle hidden creases preserved a natural appearance.
There are no visible creases, and the upper lids cover the pupils. The patient wanted slightly visible eyelid creases.
The heavy upper lids were lifted to open the eyes more clearly, and thin in-out creases were created.
The upper-lid margins are relatively straight rather than curved and cover about half of the pupils. The outer corners also droop, giving the eyes a tired appearance.
Non-incisional ptosis correction improved eyelid opening and pupil exposure. Subtle hidden creases added definition.
The drooping upper lids cover much of the pupils. The patient wanted horizontally longer eyes with hidden creases.
Non-incisional ptosis correction lifted the heavy lids and created hidden creases. Medial and lateral canthoplasty increased horizontal eye length.
