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Incisional Double Eyelid Surgery Near Nonhyeon Station: Which Eyes Is It Good For?

Luho Plastic Surgery · LUHO PLASTIC SURGERY · October 31, 2025

Incisional double eyelid surgery near Nonhyeon Station, Who is it recommended for? Hello. This is Luho Plastic Surgery. As the importance of first impressions has grown, more and m...

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Clinic: Luho Plastic Surgery

Original post date: October 31, 2025

Translated at: April 23, 2026 at 2:50 AM

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Incisional double eyelid surgery near Nonhyeon Station,

Who is it recommended for?

Hello. This is Luho Plastic Surgery.

As the importance of first impressions has grown,

more and more people have wanted an appearance that looks a little more beautiful.

For those who prefer an appearance in which

the eyes, nose, and mouth are all clearly visible,

clear eyes were an essential element.

There were two methods for double eyelid surgery to improve this:

the incisional method and the non-incisional method.

Depending on your natural eye structure and goals,

the appropriate method differs,

so incisional double eyelid surgery was sometimes used.

So let’s look at what conditions call for

the incisional method.

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Eyes for which the incisional method is recommended

The incisional method is not about making a “strongly pinched” double eyelid.

It corrects the fundamental structure of the eyes,

creating a firm line and a neat impression.

The types that need this method are as follows.

☺️ Eyes with a lot of eyelid fat and thickness

The more fat there is, the less likely the line is to settle well,

so a non-incisional method may loosen again quickly.

☺️ Eyes where the double eyelid can easily come undone or is asymmetrical

If one side comes undone or the lines look different,

the incisional method, which allows for careful adjustment of muscle strength and fixation position,

may be more stable.

☺️ Droopy eyes, an appearance that looks sleepy

If done together with eye correction surgery,

the eyes can look clearer and the pupils can appear more open.

☺️ Eyes that previously had a non-incisional procedure

If a previous line has loosened

or a scar remains, the incisional method can be used for revision

to neatly refine the result.

☺️ Eyes with ptosis symptoms

If the strength to open the eyes is weak and the eyes are covered,

the incisional method can make the pupils look clearer.

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Luho Plastic Surgery’s incisional method

The incisional method is a procedure in which a certain length of eyelid skin is cut,

then the skin and muscle are tied together

to create a double eyelid artificially.

After deciding on double eyelid surgery,

most people tend to prefer the non-incisional method.

The reason is “pain and scarring.”

At Luho Plastic Surgery, incisional double eyelid surgery near Nonhyeon Station

does not differ greatly from the non-incisional method in the recovery process.

The skin is separately and finely sutured

to prevent a deep scar from remaining.

It also has the advantage of

high stability and long-lasting results.

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Step-by-step changes after the incisional method

Because there is an incision and suturing process,

the recovery period is longer than with the non-incisional method,

but

if you know what changes happen at each stage and manage it properly,

the recovery becomes much easier.

✅ Right after surgery ~ Day 3: Swelling and bruising begin

  • Condition

  • The eyes are very swollen, and bruising may spread around the incision area.

  • It may feel difficult to open the eyes,

and the line may look unnatural.

  • Care

  • Cold compresses are essential (4–5 times a day, 10–15 minutes each time)

  • Do not bend your head down; keep the upper body slightly elevated when lying down

  • Avoid spicy foods and foods high in sodium

  • Do not wash the face; gently wipe only the surrounding area with a damp towel

✅ Day 4–7: Before stitch removal

  • Condition

  • The swelling goes down a little, and bruising fades to a yellowish tone.

  • Before the stitches are removed, the line may look thick,

and the feeling of opening the eyes may seem awkward.

  • Care

  • Use cold compresses and warm compresses together (to promote blood circulation)

  • Be careful when washing your face so that water does not touch the stitched area

  • Do not sleep on your side

  • The swelling decreases quickly after the stitches are removed

(stitches are usually removed on day 7)

✅ 7 days to 1 month: Line stabilization

  • Condition

  • This is the period when major swelling goes down and the double eyelid line

gradually stabilizes

  • The tight feeling in the eyelids almost disappears,

and the line becomes softer

  • In some cases, minor swelling and redness may continue

  • Care

  • Sun protection is essential (to prevent scar pigmentation)

  • Manage moisture with eye cream and ointment

  • Avoid intense exercise (swelling may return due to increased blood pressure)

✅ 6 weeks to 3 months

  • Condition

  • Swelling, bruising, and scars are almost gone, leaving a natural line

  • It settles into the originally planned design

  • Depending on constitutional factors and skin characteristics, scars may remain,

but if you do not have that type of constitution,

they will look like a very fine line and fade to the point of being barely noticeable

  • Care

  • Continue sufficient moisturizing and sun protection

  • Use scar ointment if needed

The step-by-step changes that occur after incisional surgery

may vary from person to person.

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Incisional vs. non-incisional: which is right for me?

“There are people who wonder

about the exact differences between incisional and non-incisional double eyelid surgery.”

So we organized them as follows.

Incisional methodNon-incisional method
DurabilityHighModerate (2–5 years)
ScarringGradually fades with a micro-incisionAlmost not visible
Swelling period2–3 weeks5–7 days
Recommended forThick eyelids, revision surgeryThin, elastic eyes

However, in the end, what matters is not the “procedure” but

the “condition of my eyes.”

After comprehensively considering the anatomical structure, skin thickness, muscles,

fat, and the direction of the eyes,

you should choose the method that matches your face in a “harmonious” way

so that you can change to a more natural and clearer appearance.

If your skin is thin, the non-incisional method may be sufficient,

but if it is thick or has a lot of fat,

the incisional method can be much more natural and last longer.

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How to determine harmony with your impression

The “eyes” that determine facial features

are a part of the face where a single surgery

can create a meaningful change.

In particular, the incisional method for double eyelids

does not end with simply making a line;

it is a process of achieving harmony with your overall impression.

You can expect good results

by consulting at a clinic that carefully diagnoses

skin thickness, muscle structure, and the direction of the eyes.

Why not receive a recommendation for the right surgical method

from experienced medical staff who design delicately down to 1 mm,

while considering the harmony of the patient’s facial features?

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