2026-05-24
Achieve Idol Eyes with Partial Incision Ptosis Correction!!
A 10-something female with slightly weak eye-opening strength and moderate skin thickness sought to improve her sleepy appearance caused by bulky eyelids. She underwent partial incision ptosis correction and epicanthoplasty to achieve a clearer, brighter, and lighter look.
* Basic Information
# Female in her teens
# Eye-opening strength: Slightly weak
# Skin thickness: Moderate
# Eyelids are bulky due to excess fat; wishes to improve a sleepy impression!
* Consultation
# The eyelids appear bulky due to excess fat. We planned to remove the fat to create a lighter and fresher look.
# The blocked epicanthal folds need to be opened to make the eyes appear clearer and larger ~!
* Plan
# Partial incision ptosis correction
# Epicanthoplasty
* Post-operative Progress
# The partial incision method, like the non-incisional method, has a short recovery period and is a very natural surgical technique.
# Does the ptosis correction surgery make the impression clearer and brighter? Also, the eyelid fat was appropriately removed, resulting in a fresher, lighter impression.
Consultation and surgery with a board-certified plastic surgeon!
Find your own Beauty VIBE!
Yoo Young-moon, Chief Director of VIBE Plastic Surgery
VIBE Plastic Surgery complies with medical law. The before and after photos were taken under the same conditions and with the patient's consent. Complications and side effects such as bleeding, inflammation, infection, and asymmetry may vary depending on the individual after surgery and require caution.
Frequently Asked Questions
In what cases is partial incision ptosis correction suitable?
Partial incision ptosis correction is suitable when you want to improve a sleepy impression caused by weak eye-opening strength or excessive fat in the eyelids. Similar to the non-incisional method, you can expect a short recovery period and natural results.
How long is the recovery period after partial incision ptosis correction?
Partial incision ptosis correction, like the non-incisional method, is a natural surgical procedure with a short recovery period. The specific duration varies by individual, but returning to daily life is relatively quick.
Is partial incision ptosis correction possible even with a lot of fat in the eyelids?
Yes, it is possible. If you have bulky eyelids due to excessive fat, partial incision ptosis correction combined with fat removal can create lighter and fresher-looking eyes.
Can I have epicanthoplasty (front canthoplasty) together with partial incision ptosis correction?
Yes, it can be performed together. Opening up the stuffy Mongolian folds with epicanthoplasty can make the eyes look more open and larger.
What side effects can occur after surgery?
Complications and side effects such as bleeding, inflammation, infection, and asymmetry may occur after surgery, and these may vary by individual, so caution is required.