Let’s Create Brighter, More Defined Eyes with Sluggish-Eye Surgery!

Hello, this is Ainique.

Do you feel that there is nothing particularly wrong functionally with your appearance,

but that something is lacking aesthetically?

Especially for those who often hear things like, “you look sleepy” or “you look tired,” those comments can feel stressful.

Here, we introduce content for those who want a change, without any major issues functionally or aesthetically.

Try a new transformation with sluggish-eye surgery performed at Ainique!

Among the many patients who seek sluggish-eye surgery, ptosis is often an underlying issue.

Ptosis is a term formed by combining the word for eyelid, “an-gyeom,” and the word for sagging, “ha-su,” and it refers to a condition in which sagging eyelids block the field of vision.

When the eyelid covers the black pupil, that is, the cornea, by more than 2 mm, the eyes can look sleepy; this condition is called ptosis.

As mentioned earlier, the biggest symptom of ptosis and the reason for correction is that the eyes look sleepy.

If you often hear that you look dazed, or if looking straight ahead feels cramped without a clear, open field of vision,

if you use a lot of force in your forehead when opening your eyes, or if your eyelashes poke your eyes, these can all be symptoms of ptosis.

Ainique is an eye plastic surgery clinic with expertise in non-incisional eye correction published in U.S. textbooks.

It is a specialty plastic surgery clinic for eye plastic surgery, where Dr. Yang Hae-won’s content on buried-suture methods and non-incisional eye correction has been published in U.S. textbooks, showing that continuous research and technical development are always underway.

So, how is eye correction performed?

The most important role in opening the eyes is played by the muscles around the eyes.

To perform sluggish-eye surgery, it must be done through these muscles, and therefore an understanding of the muscles is necessary.

To correct the eye shape, the muscles or tendons of the levator palpebrae superioris and Müller's muscle are tightly secured and corrected,

and because this process binds the muscles that open the eyes, the ability to open the eyes is improved, allowing for a clearer eye shape design.

Ainique’s non-incisional eye correction is a procedure that shortens Müller’s muscle by securing it only with the buried-suture method, without making an incision.

Because the surgery time and recovery period are very short, it is a correction procedure with a high satisfaction rate, and it lasts a long time without coming undone.

In addition, the correction is done with a dense, high-density method, so the line is smooth and not easily undone, and because it is fixed at the appropriate position for each part of the eye, overcorrection can be prevented.

A highly satisfying eye correction procedure that does not require an incision and leaves no scar concerns, chosen by many people for improving ptosis!

Now, design a brighter and more vivid impression with Ainique!

That has been Ainique, from the beginning, as if it had always been beautiful.

Thank you.