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Ptosis, Eye Correction Focuses on Functional Improvement Rather Than Appearance [Article]

Luho Plastic Surgery · LUHO PLASTIC SURGERY · March 12, 2020

Ptosis, eye correction Focuses on functional improvement rather than appearance [Article] Park Il, Director of Yonsei First Plastic Surgery Clinic ​ If you cannot open your eyes cl...

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Original post date: March 12, 2020

Translated at: April 23, 2026 at 4:12 AM

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Ptosis, eye correction

Focuses on functional improvement rather than appearance [Article]

Park Il, Director of Yonsei First Plastic Surgery Clinic

If you cannot open your eyes clearly and they remain half-closed and drowsy-looking, that is called ptosis! If you have often been told that you always look tired or sleepy, you may want to suspect ptosis.

Ptosis, which occurs due to weakened eyelid-opening strength, can be improved through a method called eye correction (ptosis surgery).

These days, you may hear people say that eye correction is absolutely necessary and that it is always recommended, but it is important to note that it is not necessarily required in every case.

So today, I would like to introduce an article related to eye correction (ptosis) by Director Park Il of Yonsei First Plastic Surgery Clinic :D

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Ptosis can be caused by congenital factors, but it can also develop due to acquired factors such as aging.

Because each person’s eye condition, muscle strength, skin elasticity, and so on are different, it would be wise to get examined by a board-certified plastic surgeon before undergoing eye correction.

After checking with a self-diagnosis method for ptosis, let’s try improving function as well!

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