[Apgujeong Seoul Plastic Surgery] Non-incisional Eye Correction for Clearer, More Defined Eyes

For tired-looking eyes, non-incisional eye correction

This is a case of a patient whose eyes were improved to look clearer and who also gained better strength when opening the eyes.

The eyes looked tired because the pupils were slightly covered by the eyelids, and we were able to make them look refreshed with non-incisional eye correction.

In addition, the wide distance between the eyebrows and the Mongolian fold were neatly improved through epicanthoplasty.

I want clearer eyes while keeping the natural charm of my eyes.

This is part of the consultation with the patient.

[Before]

Before surgery

[After]

After surgery

Non-incisional eye correction

• What is non-incisional eye correction?

Non-incisional eye correction is a surgical method that corrects the eyes without an incision.

It is suitable when the muscles that open the eyes are weak, making the eyes look sleepy or small.

Because the surgery is performed without an incision, there is less swelling, the recovery period is shorter, and no scar remains,

so the procedure can be done with less burden.

• Non-incisional eye correction procedure

Unlike regular eye correction surgery, this method does not involve an incision; instead, a thread is inserted from the inside of the eyelid to tie parts of the muscles that open the eyes together,

strengthening the muscle power and creating clearer, more refreshed-looking eyes.

• Differences between incisional and non-incisional eye correction

The weaker the strength of the muscles that open the eyes and the thicker the eyelid area,

the more suitable incisional eye correction is.

Conversely, if the strength for opening the eyes is only slightly weak and the eyelid area is not very thick,

non-incisional eye correction can be performed.

It also allows for a faster recovery than incisional eye correction.

At Apgujeong Seoul Plastic Surgery, we will also help you find the double eyelid line that suits you through a one-on-one consultation with the director.

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