Double eyelid and ptosis correction

- December 04, 2013

[Wonjin Plastic Surgery Eyelid surgery & Ptosis correction]

Bigger eyes and a bright appearance! Ptosis correction surgery
Ptosis correction can make sleepy eyes look more alert. Let's find out about ptosis correction surgery at Wonjin Beauty Medical Group.

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1. What is ptosis correction?

Eyes that appear sleepy, or half open can be treated by strengthening the muscles used to lift the eyelids. If the muscles used to lift the eyes become weak, the upper eyelid can begin to droop, making it appear as if eyes are partially open. To open the eyes wider, the forehead is used to lift causing forehead wrinkles. Depending on the individual, ptosis correction can be performed with or without incisions to correct this and make eyes naturally bigger.

2. Ptosis correction with incision features

> Eyes become clearer and more lively
With ptosis correction, eyes that once appeared sleepy can look more alert giving an individual a much more lively complexion.

> Squinty eyes become relaxed
Ptosis correction can help improve squinty eyes so that one can comfortably keep their eyes open.

> Prevent forehead wrinkles
Long term use of the forehead muscles to lift the eyes can cause wrinkles. Strengthening the muscles used to lift eyes can help to prevent these wrinkles.
> Able to correct severely droopy eyelids
Ptosis correction with incision can correct even the most severe droopy eyelid cases.

3. Ptosis with incision VS partial incision ptosis correction surgery

Category	Ptosis full incision	Ptosis non incision
Appropriate cases	All cases	Thin eyelids
Fat removal	Possible	Almost impossible
Degree of correction	Severe cases correction possible	Severe cases correction impossible
Swelling after treatment	Yes	Little
Scarring	Faint scars possible	Almost unnoticeable

4. Ptosis correction is suitable for these people

5. Ptosis correction full incision surgical process

*Please be aware that depending on the individual, general complications that can occur after surgery or treatment include: bleeding, infection, inflammation, and etc.