Why You Should Choose a Clinic Carefully for Non-Incisional Eye Muscle Correction

Hello, this is Ainik Plastic Surgery.

It has already been several years since COVID-19

became part of our daily lives.

When COVID-19 first started, most people did not think

it would last this long.

But now, wearing masks has become

part of everyday life, and when wearing a mask,

only the eyes are visible, so we end up imagining a

person’s overall face just from the eyes.

As a result, when someone takes off their mask and

does not match that image, people react so strongly

that they even call them a “mask scammer,” which is the unfortunate reality now.

Because of this, people’s interest in the eyes has

increased recently, and consultations for plastic surgery

or eye correction are on the rise.

The topic we will discuss in today’s post is

eye muscle correction.

So, what is eye muscle correction?

The levator palpebrae superioris and the Müller muscle

are two muscles that play an important role in opening the eyes.

Eye muscle correction is a procedure that improves the

strength used to open the eyes by tying and shortening

these two muscles or tendons.

It is commonly chosen by people who are concerned

about weak eyelid-lifting strength or sleepy-looking

eyes that seem dull and tired.

So why do eyes commonly called “sleepy eyes”

occur?

The cause is ptosis.

Ptosis refers to a condition in which drooping eyelids

partially cover the field of vision. If the eyelid covers

the black pupil by more than 2 mm, others will perceive the eyes as sleepy-looking.

That is why people around you often say you look sleepy

or blank.

Most importantly, some people may feel their forehead

tensing when they open their eyes themselves,

and feeling that the field of vision is cramped when

gazing forward can also be due to ptosis.

Finally, eyelashes poking the eyes can also be a cause

of ptosis.

One of the solutions for ptosis is

exactly today’s topic: eye muscle correction.

Eye muscle correction is divided into two types depending

on the correction technique: non-incisional eye muscle

correction and incisional eye muscle correction.

Ainik’s non-incisional eye muscle correction uses a buried

suture method to tie and shorten the Müller muscle without

making an incision, so the surgery time is short and the

recovery period, which patients often worry about, is also

short. This makes it a highly satisfying correction method.

Also, because it is eye muscle correction, many people

worry about it loosening over time.

At Ainik, the number of fixation points is made dense

during eye muscle correction, helping maintain the same

line as the original even over time without loosening.

Above all, because the muscle is corrected only with points

rather than through an incision, there is less concern about

bleeding or swelling. Unlike incisional eye muscle correction,

there is no need to worry about scars, which is why many

people prefer non-incisional eye muscle correction.

The biggest advantage of non-incisional eye muscle

correction is that even without surgery,

it can improve the eyes into a clearer and more natural look.

However, if non-incisional eye muscle correction is performed

without proper consultation, the incised area may loosen,

the points may be placed too tightly or not appropriately,

or you may not achieve the eye shape you want.

When choosing a clinic for non-incisional eye muscle

correction, it is important to carefully check not only

years of experience in eye surgery but also the technical

skill unique to that clinic.

Ainik Plastic Surgery

has performed more than 5,000 eye surgeries and revision

surgeries, and with its proprietary technology for which

it has completed a trademark application with the Korean

Intellectual Property Office, it helps patients feel satisfied

with their eyes after surgery and eye correction.

In addition, for non-incisional eye muscle correction,

customized surgery is performed after carefully checking

each patient’s eye condition, the condition of the eye

muscles and skin, and the desired eye design through

consultation.

Today, we looked at non-incisional eye muscle correction,

as well as why it is important to carefully research a

clinic when choosing one.

Do not take eye muscle correction lightly just because it

is simpler than surgery; please carefully judge whether

the clinic is the right fit for you before making your choice.

Then, this was Ainik, as if you were beautiful from the start.

Thank you.