Eyelid surgery
Corrects drooping upper eyelids, improving both vision and appearance.
Upper blepharoplasty is a surgery that can help improve a stuffy impression and narrowed field of vision by tidying up the sagging skin and weakened muscles of the upper eyelid. The excision line and amount are designed according to the patient's eye shape, forehead, and eyebrow position, and the results may vary depending on the individual's condition.
Before & After
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Before
After
This is especially suitable for people like these.
- A person whose upper eyelid skin has drooped, narrowing their field of vision.
- For those concerned about a tired and sleepy appearance due to aging
- Those whose double eyelid lines have become faint or uneven
- Someone whose eye area looks heavy along with deepening forehead wrinkles.
- For those whose makeup doesn't apply well or whose eye makeup clumps
- For those who wish to restore natural and clear eyes
This is how it progresses, and this is how it's different.
Enter Plastic Surgery focuses on designing natural results that suit patients through step-by-step precision and detail.
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Procedure Steps — 4 Steps
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Step 01
With drooping upper eyelids
A heavy impression -
Step 02
Follow the natural line
Incision design -
Step 03
Sagging skin and muscles
Precision cleaning -
Step 04
With exquisite sutures
Complete with a clear line
Information
Basic Procedure Information
- Surgery time
- Approximately 30 to 60 minutes
- Anesthesia information
- Local anesthesia (with general anesthesia if necessary)
- Outpatient treatment
- 1-2 sessions (disinfection and progress check)
- Suture removal
- About 5 to 7 days later
- Recovery period
- Bruising: 1-2 weeks. Line settling: approximately 1-3 months.
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Four details of Enter's interior
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Point 01
1:1 Bespoke Incision Design
We analyze the balance of the eye shape, forehead, and eyebrow position together to design the optimal incision line and amount of resection for each patient.
Balance Analysis · Line Design -
Point 02
Precise organizational structure
Instead of simply removing skin, muscle, and fat, we meticulously sculpt and adjust them for a natural-looking contour.
Naturalness first -
Point 03
Minimize scar burden
An incision is made along the double eyelid line or natural crease, finished so that scars are not noticeable over time.
Utilize natural lines -
Point 04
Sophisticated seam finish
This technique minimizes scarring and helps the stitches to settle securely.
Micro-suturing · Stable fixation
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some frequently asked questions about upper eyelid surgery. Please feel free to ask any additional questions during your consultation.
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How long does the surgery take?
It takes approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour. The time may vary depending on the scope of excision and the patient's eye condition.
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How is anesthesia administered?
It is performed under local anesthesia by default, with sedation used if necessary. The medical staff will continuously monitor you to ensure you do not feel pain during the surgery.
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What is the recovery period?
Bruising and swelling subside within 1-2 weeks, and it takes approximately 1-3 months for the natural contours to settle. Recovery patterns may vary by individual.
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When are the stitches removed?
It is usually removed about 5 to 7 days after surgery. The timing of removal may be adjusted by the medical staff depending on the patient's recovery status.
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Are the scars very noticeable?
Because the incision is made along the double eyelid line or natural crease, the scar is finished to be less noticeable over time. Recovery patterns may vary depending on the patient's skin condition.
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What is the difference between upper blepharoplasty and double eyelid surgery?
Upper blepharoplasty focuses on tidying up the skin and muscles of a droopy upper eyelid, while double eyelid surgery's main purpose is to create a crease. The two procedures can be performed together, and we will guide you on the method best suited for your eye shape through a consultation.
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When do the results start to look natural?
As swelling subsides, natural lines gradually form, stabilizing over approximately 1 to 3 months. The timing of settling may vary from person to person.
