Partial Incision

* Basic Information

Woman in her 30s

Eye-opening strength: Slightly weak

Skin thickness: Moderate

Prone to puffiness — dislikes the swollen, heavy look

Lacrimal lake: Moderately exposed

Request: Wants a very natural-looking crease line

* Consultation

Truthfully, her eye-opening strength was not ideal and ptosis correction was technically advisable — however, she did not particularly want it. She was not looking for a dramatic change from her current appearance, but rather something subtle and soft.

The puffiness and swollen feeling appeared to be caused by a slight excess of orbital fat. She was also looking for a very natural-looking crease line.

* Plan

Partial incision method (natural adhesion + fat removal)

* Post-operative Progress

The eyes look natural yet refreshed, with a quietly refined quality to them. The puffiness has also improved noticeably. She is very satisfied with the result, which is always a pleasure to see.

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Post-operative complications and side effects — including bleeding, inflammation, infection, and asymmetry — may vary by individual and require careful attention.

Frequently Asked Questions

In what cases is partial incision suitable?

Partial incision may be suitable for those whose eyes swell easily and feel puffy, and who desire a very natural double eyelid line. It can also be expected to improve cases where the eyes appear bulging due to excess fat.

What surgical method is used for partial incision?

For partial incision, a method combining natural adhesion and fat removal may be used. This helps create a natural line and improve the puffy feeling of the eyes.

What changes can be expected after partial incision surgery?

After surgery, you can expect natural, fresh, and subtle eye contours. Additionally, the bulging feeling of the eyes will be improved, leading to more satisfying results.

Is partial incision alone possible even if ptosis correction is needed?

Yes, it is possible. Although ptosis correction may be necessary due to weak eye-opening strength, if the patient does not desire a significant change in impression and prefers a subtle alteration, partial incision alone can be performed.

What side effects can occur after partial incision surgery?

After surgery, complications and side effects such as bleeding, inflammation, infection, and asymmetry may occur. These can vary by individual, so caution is required.