Q. What surgery should I have if I want my eyes to look bigger while keeping a monolid look?

Hello, I’m Director Ahn Moon-young of AB Plastic Surgery.

I’ll answer the questions you’ve been curious about.

Q. What surgery should I have if I want my eyes to look bigger while keeping a monolid look?

A. If you want to make your eyes look bigger and clearer while keeping a monolid look,

you should consider a procedure that improves the eye shape without creating a double eyelid.

One of the most representative methods is ptosis correction.

If the muscles used to open the eyes are weak, you may not be able to open your eyes widely, which can make the eye opening look small.

By adjusting the eyes so they open more widely through ptosis correction, you can have a clearer eye shape while maintaining a monolid or hidden double eyelid.

In particular, when the muscles used to open the eyes are weak, this procedure can improve a sleepy-looking impression even without a double eyelid, helping create a fresher-looking eye shape.

Another method is brow lift excision.

This surgery is effective when the eyelid skin is sagging and makes the eyes look small or heavy.

It works by removing part of the skin beneath the eyebrow to lift the eyelid upward.

Its defining feature is that it makes the eyes look bigger and more refreshed while preserving the natural monolid appearance.

Because it does not affect the double-eyelid line, it can improve sagging eyelids while keeping the existing monolid look intact.

It can be used not only for middle-aged and older adults, but also for younger people with sagging skin.

In addition, combining procedures such as inner corner, outer corner, or lower corner can increase the horizontal length of the eyes and create a bigger, more refreshed impression.

However, the most appropriate method can vary depending on each person’s eye shape and skin condition.

So if you want to make your eyes bigger while keeping a monolid look, it is important to choose the right procedure after 충분한 상담 with a specialist.

I hope this answer was helpful.

If you have any other questions, please leave them in the comments and I’ll reply.

Thank you.