What Does Upper Eyelid and Ptosis Correction Look Like 7 Days After Surgery?

Ptosis is not simply a problem of drooping eyelids. Because the strength needed to open the eyes is reduced, it can create an impression of always looking tired or sleepy.

Before surgery, this patient also had difficulty opening the eyes fully, leaving much of the iris covered.

This is the patient’s appearance on day 7 after undergoing upper eyelid surgery and ptosis correction together, with the stitches removed.

Because this is still the early recovery stage after surgery, some swelling and tissue tightness remain. However, as the ability to open the eyes has improved, more of the iris is naturally visible than before, and the overall appearance of the eyes is noticeably clearer.

Many people think that the time when the stitches are removed represents the final result, but that is not actually the case.

Stitch removal is only the beginning of the recovery process. Afterward, as the swelling gradually subsides and the tissues stabilize, the double-eyelid crease and the shape of the eyes will settle into a more natural appearance.

The goal of ptosis correction is not simply to make the eyes look larger, but to restore function so that the eyes can be opened comfortably while creating a natural appearance.

안성민성형외과 performs surgery with the goal of achieving stable, long-term results by considering both the structure and function of the eyes.

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