What to Check When Considering Natural Adhesion Double Eyelid Surgery

If you are looking into your first double eyelid surgery,

you may feel 부담 about the incision method.

Accordingly, many people choose the 'natural adhesion method,'

which can offer a more natural result.

Natural adhesion double eyelid surgery, how does it work?

Natural adhesion is a type of double eyelid surgery,

and it is a procedure that combines the advantages of the incision method and the buried suture method.

Because it leaves less concern about scarring and can be expected to produce natural-looking results, it is one of the methods many people choose for their first double eyelid surgery.

Natural adhesion surgery creates an adhesion between the eyelid muscle and the skin

to form a double eyelid line.

Source: TS Plastic Surgery website

As the number of fixation points increases, the likelihood of scarring also increases,

and the recovery period may become longer.

If it is adjusted appropriately to 5 or 6 points,

it can reduce concern about scarring and help produce a more natural result.

Source: TS Plastic Surgery website

In addition, through the Hiding technique,

the knot is buried close to the muscle layer, helping reduce the possibility of the knot showing or being felt.

Natural adhesion surgery + lower eyelid fat repositioning

※ Depending on the individual, side effects such as inflammation, bleeding, and nerve damage may occur.

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Even when the eyes are closed, a more natural look can be expected.

Through consultation with a specialist,

it is important to consider the individual's eye shape and facial proportions to design a harmonious line and

to learn in detail about the process by which adhesion forms and the expected results.

If you want a double eyelid line that does not look artificial,

you may want to consider natural adhesion surgery,

which uses adhesion between the skin and muscle to help achieve a more natural result.

※ Because side effects such as inflammation, bleeding, and nerve damage may occur depending on the individual, sufficient consultation with medical staff is necessary before surgery.

This is an example image to help understanding.