Non-Incisional Ptosis Correction

* Basic Information

# Female in her teens

# Eye-opening strength: Slightly weak

# Skin thickness: Moderate

# Requirements: Natural and clear double eyelids

* Consultation

# The patient wanted to improve her ‘stuffy’ appearance caused by weak eye-opening strength.

# We planned to create a natural line that suits her face without being excessive.

* Plan

# Non-incisional ptosis correction

# Epicanthoplasty

* Post-operative Progress

# A natural and clear impression has been achieved.

# Compared to when she had monolids, her look is much more distinct and soft!

Consultations and surgeries should be performed by a plastic surgery specialist!

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Vibe Plastic Surgery Clinic, Representative Director Young-moon Yoo

Complications and side effects such as bleeding, inflammation, infection, and asymmetry may occur after surgery, and individual results may vary, so caution is required.

Frequently Asked Questions

In what cases is non-incisional ptosis correction suitable?

It is suitable when you want to improve a stuffy-looking impression due to weak eye-opening strength. It can be considered for those who desire natural and clear double eyelids, like the teenage female in this case.

How does the impression change after non-incisional ptosis correction?

You can change to a natural and clear-looking impression. Your impression can look much more defined and softer than when you had monolids, and the stuffiness is improved.

What is the recovery period after surgery?

The exact recovery period is not specified in the post. However, through the 1-month post-surgery photos, a natural and clear eye line could be confirmed.

Can epicanthoplasty be performed together with non-incisional ptosis correction?

Yes, it is possible. In this case, epicanthoplasty was planned and performed along with non-incisional ptosis correction. Through this, a more natural and refreshing eye line can be achieved.

What side effects can occur after surgery?

Various complications and side effects such as bleeding, inflammation, infection, and asymmetry can occur after surgery. These side effects may vary depending on the individual, so caution is required.

Who should I consult for non-incisional ptosis correction?

It is important to receive consultation and surgery from a plastic surgeon. You should discuss sufficiently with an experienced specialist to create a plan that suits you.