2026-05-25
Subbrow Lift and Lower Blepharoplasty
A case study of a female patient in her 50s who underwent a subbrow lift and lower blepharoplasty to correct sagging upper eyelids and under-eye bags.

* Basic Information
# Female in her 50s
# Current Condition
- Habit of raising eyebrows due to sagging skin on the upper eyelids
- Tired appearance caused by bulging fat under the eyes
* Consultation
# The patient visited the clinic planning for surgery due to significant sagging of the upper eyelid skin, as well as bulging and wrinkles under the eyes.
# Caution is required if performing ‘Upper Blepharoplasty only’ (a method of removing sagging skin while creating a double eyelid fold), as it can make the puffiness of the upper eyelid more prominent and result in a tacky or fierce-looking double eyelid.
# We decided to address the sagging skin by lifting it from beneath the eyebrows.
# For the under-eye area, it is crucial to reposition the bulging fat pockets and perform orbicularis oculi muscle suspension to prevent ectropion and ensure long-lasting results.
* Plan
# Subbrow Lift
# Lower Blepharoplasty


* Post-operative Progress
# We aimed to resolve the sagging as much as possible through a subbrow lift. After lifting the sagging skin, the hidden double eyelid lines have been revealed!
# When performing a subbrow lift, it is important not just to excise the skin but also to perform periosteal fixation to prevent re-sagging and ensure the effects last a long time.
# In the case of lower blepharoplasty, the orbicularis oculi muscle suspension must be performed securely to prevent complications like ectropion or easy recurrence.
# We also did not forget to create a natural ‘aegyo-sal’ (love band) during the lower blepharoplasty. If the under-eye area is too flat, it can actually make one look older.
Consultations and surgeries should be performed by a board-certified plastic surgeon!
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Dr. Young Moon Yoo, Representative Director of VIBE Plastic Surgery
Complications and side effects such as bleeding, inflammation, infection, and asymmetry may occur after surgery depending on the individual, and caution is required.