The <Key> to Creating a Natural Adhesion Double Eyelid Line! Summary by Director Park Si-hyun

The <Key> to Creating a Natural Adhesion Double Eyelid Line!

Summary by Director Park Si-hyun

Hello.

This is Objet Plastic Surgery.

Natural adhesion double eyelid surgery is something many people are looking into these days.

When you search for it, the concern you end up encountering most often is one thing.

That is the “line.”

Should it be an inner line,

an in-out line, or

would a semi-out line be too flashy?

On top of that, when you look at photos of eyes you like, and photos said to be on trend,

you may start to get even more confused about which line is the right answer.

So today,

I’d like to carefully explain what the “key to creating the line” is.

What criteria should be used to assess the line?

Why do results differ

even when the same line is used?

And how we at Objet

plan natural adhesion double eyelids.

If you read to the end,

it will help you get a sense of which line suits your eyes.

The key to the line?

Following trends alone is a no-go!

The key to natural adhesion double eyelids is simpler than you might think.

It is about finding “the position that best suits my face.”

It sounds simple,

but when deciding on a line in the clinic,

this one sentence becomes the standard for everything.

Most people,

when they come in for a double eyelid consultation,

will pull out photos on their phones to show us.

An idol’s eyes they like,

a clear in-out line seen on social media,

even a semi-out line said to be trendy right now.

And then they say,

“Please make it look exactly like this eye.”

I completely understand the feeling,

but

simply applying the same double eyelid design from a photo

will not produce the same result.

It is similar to how clothing of the same design

looks completely different depending on height and body type.

Double eyelids are the same:

even with the same height and same curve,

the moment they are placed on the face,

they create a completely different impression.

So when deciding on the line,

the first thing to look at

is not the eyes, but the entire face.

Is the face more round or more long?

How strong is the ability to open the eyes?

The ratio of horizontal length to vertical height,

how much the epicanthic fold covers,

The height of the nose bridge and the position of the cheekbones,

even the distance between the forehead and the eyebrows.

These elements are

considered comprehensively

when determining the height of the line.

For example,

if a person with a relatively slim face

has a high line drawn,

the face may appear longer,

and if the distance between the eyebrows and eyes

is already relatively narrow,

a slightly lower line

can create a much more comfortable impression.

In the end, the answer to the line

is not found in trends,

nor in photos of celebrities.

The answer is the position that settles most naturally

within the proportions and structure

of your own face.

Line types? Trends?

Something else is more important

To understand the key to the line,

it is helpful to briefly go over

the four basic line types.

First, the inner line

is the most natural line.

From the outside, it looks like a hidden double eyelid,

so it is not easy to tell whether surgery was done.

Next, the in-out line

strikes a balance between naturalness and definition,

making it the most popular line.

It is also the line

currently at the center of trends.

The semi-out line

adds a bit more flair,

and the out line

is the most clearly visible,

a line with a strong presence.

What matters here is

that no line is inherently better or worse.

Even with the same line,

when it matches well with the face shape,

eye proportions, and the placement of facial features,

that atmosphere comes together.

So rather than copying an idol’s eyes exactly from a photo,

it is much more important to look at

what “direction” of line best enhances the atmosphere

of your own face.

In particular, if you draw a flashy line

on a youthful face,

it can create the impression that the eyes are standing out on their own,

and if you draw an excessively low line

on a face with a more mature impression,

the eyes may look blurred,

which can make the overall impression seem subdued.

Rather than there being a good or bad line itself,

what matters is where it sits within your own face,

because that determines the result.

It would be good to keep this in mind once more.

Objet does not “create”;

it “designs”

The idea that the same line can lead to different results

ultimately comes down to one thing.

Natural adhesion double eyelid surgery

is closer to a procedure that “designs”

a line than one that “creates” it.

The first thing to look at is

the trace of the eyes you already have,

that is, the natural double eyelid line.

The place where the eyelid naturally folds

when you open and close your eyes,

the direction in which a light hidden double eyelid

appears and disappears,

is engraved differently for each person.

If a new line is created

without fully considering this flow,

it may look clear at first,

but over time,

as the eyes open and close,

the original line and the newly created line can clash,

leading to an unnatural impression.

That is why at Objet,

the design is carried out in a way that

carefully refines and complements the texture of the original line.

It is about placing the double eyelid

on top of the flow your eyes already have.

When done this way,

it can reduce awkwardness right after surgery,

and over time,

you can expect results that settle into a feeling of

“these look like my natural eyes.”

The consultation process does not end

with a simple explanation either.

If the line is made a little higher,

lower,

if the curve is made slightly rounder,

or where the front part starts,

You will check in the mirror yourself

how the impression changes.

Even with the same “in-out line,”

a difference of 1 mm can change the atmosphere,

so it is important to go through this process thoroughly.

Today, we talked about

the key to creating a line

in natural adhesion double eyelid surgery.

The answer to double eyelids

is not the line that is trendy right now,

nor the eyes of a favorite celebrity.

It is that one line

that settles most naturally

within the proportions of your face and the structure of your eyes.

Director Park Si-hyun of Objet Plastic Surgery

carefully adjusts the height and curve of the double eyelid

based on the original texture of the eyes you already have,

and during the consultation stage,

checks the changes together in the mirror

to fine-tune whether the line suits the overall balance of the face.

If you are considering natural adhesion double eyelid surgery,

rather than immediately focusing on which line is said to be pretty,

we recommend receiving a consultation

from a place that looks at the flow of your own eyes and face with you.

This has been Objet Plastic Surgery.

Thank you.

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