Blepharoptosis Surgery: Considering Both Aesthetics and Function

Although the hot weather continues, the sky is too clear to stay indoors, so it is the season when many people go outside.

Because of that, there are many people heading outdoors.

Before you go out, have you checked your appearance? Take a look at yourself in the mirror. In particular, when looking at someone, the first thing people notice is the eyes, so it is a good idea to check that area!

How do you look in the mirror?

For people in their 20s and 30s, dissatisfaction with their eyes may simply be because they are small.

However, what about middle-aged people in their 40s and older? When did the wrinkles and sagging around the eyes become so noticeable...? It really makes time feel real.

Even 10 or 20 years ago, you may have had a bright, clear eye shape,

but with aging, you start to face various signs of aging such as wrinkles around the eyes and drooping eyelids.

In particular, when the eyelids become loose and sag as fat decreases,

the pupil may appear covered. That can inevitably interfere with the field of vision.

To secure their vision, people end up lifting their forehead and eyebrows,

and if this continues, forehead wrinkles and glabellar wrinkles may also appear.

Wrinkles are a representative sign of aging,

and forehead wrinkles and wrinkles around the eyes can make a person look older,

so even for prevention, it is necessary to improve the condition through blepharoptosis surgery.

A representative blepharoptosis surgery that can be recommended is upper blepharoplasty.

Upper blepharoplasty is also well known as a rejuvenation procedure, so it is one of the treatments many middle-aged people consider.

Blepharoptosis surgery, or upper blepharoplasty, removes sagging eyelids

and naturally creates a double eyelid line to produce a more defined eye shape. In general double eyelid surgery, the eyelid line is created through an incision method or a non-incision method,

but blepharoptosis surgery, upper blepharoplasty, improves the sagging eyelids while creating the double eyelid line at the same time,

allowing one to expect a naturally clearer eye appearance.

For relatively older patients, recovery may be a little slower than for patients in their 20s and 30s. At the Sinsa Station upper blepharoplasty clinic, we help patients recover quickly by applying ongoing communication,

swelling laser treatment, and a variety of recovery management systems.

In addition, we apply one-on-one customized design and personalized plans

to help increase the quality of blepharoptosis surgery.

Dedicated medical staff by department carefully supervise everything from consultation to examination, surgery, and final follow-up.

Through detailed consultations, we fully understand the patient’s needs

and carefully check each person’s skin condition and the degree of eyelid sagging

to apply the most suitable treatment plan.

Along with extensive know-how in blepharoptosis surgery,

anatomical knowledge and precise surgical technique allow a highly accurate upper blepharoplasty to be performed in a short time, supporting faster recovery and lowering the likelihood of side effects.