Achieving Natural and Defined Eyelids with Partial Incision Double Eyelid Surgery :D

Just as the title suggests, ‘What if you find full incision double eyelid surgery too burdensome, yet fear that natural adhesion (non-incisional) might come undone?’

How much do you know about the different types and methods of double eyelid surgery?!

While many diverse surgical methods exist, they can be simplified into three main categories.

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* Basic Information

# Female in her teens

# Eye-opening strength: Slightly weak

# Skin thickness: Moderate

# Eyelid area: Appears puffy due to excess fat

* Consultation

# The partial incision method has the advantage of minimal scarring and fast recovery—similar to natural adhesion—while significantly strengthening the bond.

# It is an excellent solution for those worried about natural adhesion loosening and those who feel burdened by the idea of a full incision surgery.

# Although her eye-opening strength was slightly weak, she did not experience significant discomfort. We decided not to proceed with ptosis correction because strengthening the eye-opening power too much could narrow the distance between the eyebrows and eyes, potentially making the eyelids look even puffier.

* Plan

# Partial Incision Double Eyelid Surgery

# Epicanthoplasty (Inner corner fold removal)

* Post-Operative Progress

# The natural yet rapid recovery and the strong adhesion that prevents loosening are the greatest advantages of partial incision double eyelid surgery.

# As mentioned, if you find ‘full incision surgery burdensome and are worried about natural adhesion loosening,’ partial incision can be a fantastic alternative!

# In cases like this where eye-opening strength is slightly weak, ptosis correction is not always mandatory. It is wise to decide after weighing the pros and cons of the procedure.

Consultations and surgeries should be performed by a board-certified plastic surgeon!

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Dr. Yoo Young-moon, Representative Director of Vibe Plastic Surgery

Vibe Plastic Surgery complies with all medical laws. These before-and-after photos were taken under identical conditions with the patient’s consent. Complications and side effects such as bleeding, inflammation, infection, and asymmetry may occur after surgery and vary by individual; caution is required.

Frequently Asked Questions

In what cases is partial incision double eyelid surgery suitable?

Partial incision double eyelid surgery can be a good alternative for those who are hesitant about full incision surgery or worry about natural adhesion methods coming undone. It has the advantage of minimal scarring, fast recovery, and strong adhesion.

What are the advantages of partial incision double eyelid surgery?

Partial incision double eyelid surgery has the advantage of minimal scarring and fast recovery, similar to natural adhesion, while also strengthening the adhesion. Strong adhesion that doesn't easily come undone is considered a major advantage.

Is it necessary to perform ptosis correction along with partial incision double eyelid surgery?

No, it is not always necessary to perform ptosis correction. Even if the power to open the eyes is slightly weak, if there is no significant discomfort, it is wise to weigh the pros and cons, as ptosis correction can narrow the space between the eyebrows and eyes, making the eyes appear more bulging.

Is partial incision double eyelid surgery possible even with a lot of fat on the eyelids?

Yes, it is possible. In the case study, even with a lot of fat on the eyelids, making them look bulging, partial incision double eyelid surgery was planned. The appropriate surgical method is determined based on the individual's eye condition.

What should be considered during consultation before double eyelid surgery?

Before double eyelid surgery, it is important to accurately assess the individual's eye condition, including the power to open the eyes, skin thickness, and amount of fat on the eyelids. It is crucial to weigh the pros and cons, such as whether to perform ptosis correction, and then consult sufficiently with a plastic surgeon to plan the surgery.