2026-05-25
Incisional Ptosis Correction & Epicanthoplasty + Lower Blepharoplasty
A 20s female with weak eye-opening strength, thin skin due to atopy, and tired-looking eyes from bulging under-eye fat sought incisional ptosis correction, epicanthoplasty, and lower blepharoplasty for a clearer, refreshed look.

* Basic Information
# Female in her 20s
# Eye-opening strength: Very weak
# Thin and sagging skin due to atopy
# Frequent eye rubbing and weak eye-opening strength resulted in many double folds
# Bulging under-eye fat created a hollow and tired impression
* Consultation
# The patient visited due to small eyes and weak eye-opening strength, giving a sleepy impression.
# She had rubbed her eyes frequently since childhood due to atopy, leading to sagging skin and severe multiple folds.
# Severe epicanthal folds made her eyes appear blocked and stuffy.
# It was recommended to create a clearer and fresher impression through ptosis correction.
# The bulging under-eye fat and tired impression were planned to be addressed with lower blepharoplasty for a cleaner look.
# She mentioned that many hospitals were not confident about the surgical effect due to severe ptosis.


* Plan
# Incisional Ptosis Correction
# Epicanthoplasty
# Lower Blepharoplasty






* Post-operative Progress
# A natural double eyelid line was created, and simultaneously, her eye-opening strength was corrected, resulting in a clearer and brighter impression.
# Opening the blocked epicanthal folds made her eyes appear much more open and longer, didn't it?
# People often worry that incisional surgery might look unnatural, too strong, or awkward. However, if the surgery is performed according to the indications, there is no need to worry about scars or naturalness.
# Even the tired impression caused by under-eye fat was improved, making her look much neater.


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Complications and side effects such as bleeding, inflammation, infection, and asymmetry may vary by individual after surgery and require caution.
Frequently Asked Questions
In what cases is incisional ptosis correction suitable?
Incisional ptosis correction may be suitable for cases where the eye-opening strength is very weak, leading to a sleepy impression, or when the skin is thin and saggy due to atopy, resulting in multiple folds. The patient in this case also underwent surgery due to weak eye-opening strength and a sleepy impression.
What surgery can be considered if epicanthal folds are severe?
If severe epicanthal folds make the inner corner of the eye appear blocked and stuffy, epicanthoplasty can be considered. By opening the blocked epicanthal folds through epicanthoplasty, you can expect the eyes to look much clearer and longer.
What are the effects of lower eyelid fat repositioning?
Lower eyelid fat repositioning helps improve the hollow and tired impression caused by bulging fat under the eyes. After the surgery, the under-eye area becomes neat, transforming into a much more lively and bright impression.
I'm worried about looking unnatural after incisional surgery.
If the surgery is performed according to the indications, there is no need to worry about scars or unnaturalness after incisional surgery. In this case, a natural double eyelid line was created, resulting in a clear and bright impression.
What is the 1-month progress after incisional ptosis correction, epicanthoplasty, and lower eyelid fat repositioning?
After 1 month post-surgery, a natural double eyelid line is formed, and the eye-opening strength is corrected, leading to a clear and bright impression. Additionally, the blocked epicanthal folds are opened, making the eyes appear clearer and longer, and the improvement in under-eye fat results in a neat impression.