
In the past, surgical procedures for cosmetic purposes
were often regarded as something exclusive to women.
However, in recent years, the perception that appearance management
is limited to one particular gender
has considerably diminished.
Men, too, have come to seek a cleaner and more defined
appearance.
In particular,
many people are approaching male double eyelid surgery
with relatively little concern,
and there are actually many
who are interested in it.
This is probably because the eyes are
an important feature that determines
the overall mood of the face.

When double eyelids are present,
a natural fold forms on the eyelid,
allowing more of the pupil to be clearly visible.
As a result, the eyes may appear more defined,
which can help lessen an impression of looking
sleepy or constricted.
In particular, for people with weak eyelid-opening strength
who frequently use their forehead,
male double eyelid surgery may offer benefits
not only cosmetically but also in terms of function.
However, the appropriate method differs
from person to person,
so it is important to carefully analyze
each individual's facial structure
and then choose a suitable approach.

For those who prefer a natural-looking result,
natural-adhesion male double eyelid surgery
may be an appropriate option.
Unlike the conventional buried-suture method,
this technique encourages a natural adhesion
to form between the eyelid and the tissue beneath it,
as well as between these tissues and the muscle
that opens the eye.
Because the area of the incision is not extensive,
the crease does not stand out excessively,
and there is relatively less concern about scarring.
In particular, many men are reluctant
to have others notice signs of
surgical cosmetic treatment,
so this method tends to be preferred.

Natural-adhesion double eyelid surgery
generally does not involve a large incision
and is performed through small openings.
After determining the location where the procedure will be performed,
small passages are created at the necessary points
to adjust excess fat or some tissue,
encouraging the crease to form stably.
However, this method is not suitable
for every eye shape.
The thickness of the eyelids and the amount of excess skin
must be assessed.
If there is a large amount of fat in the upper eyelids
or significant sagging,
it may be difficult to achieve
the desired level of definition,
which should be kept in mind beforehand.

If the upper eyelids are thick
or the sagging is significant,
the incisional method may be worth considering.
This involves making an incision along
the area where the double eyelid will form
and, when necessary,
adjusting the muscle and fatty tissue as well.
In other words, this type of male double eyelid surgery
does more than simply create a crease:
it can reduce the overall heaviness
while also adjusting the shape.
In particular, people with thick eyelids
have a relatively higher chance of the crease loosening
when it is fixed with sutures alone.
Using this method may help create
a more defined and stable result.

Although the duration varies depending on
the extent of the procedure and the circumstances,
the incisional method generally takes
around one hour.
Healing also varies from person to person,
but significant swelling and bruising
usually subside in about a week.
This method may also be worth considering
if a crease created using a non-incisional method
has loosened or become asymmetrical.
However, if the skin is thin and there is little sagging,
there is no need to leave a large incision mark.
Therefore, make your decision after discussing it
with a medical professional,
based on your facial structure
and the image you want to achieve.

The design of male double eyelid surgery
also needs to be decided in advance.
For East Asians, the inline crease,
which begins naturally inside the epicanthal fold,
is often a suitable choice.
It may help create a calm and gentle impression.
If you want an overall more defined shape,
you may consider an outline crease.
It has a stronger Western appearance
and suits people with large eyes
or well-defined facial features.
There is also an in-out crease,
which falls between the two styles.
This is an option recommended for those
who want a change that is not excessive.

If it is determined that the desired result
may not be achieved with double eyelid surgery alone,
other surgical procedures may also be considered.
One such option is an epicanthoplasty,
which adjusts the direction and length of the eyes
when there is noticeable tightness at the inner,
outer, or lower corners.
If the muscles that open the eyes are weak,
so that the pupils are not properly exposed
and you are often told that you look sleepy,
correction of this issue can also be performed alongside it.
In particular, if you have a habit of putting
significant force into your forehead in daily life,
please discuss this with a medical professional.

There are also cases in which a person has already had
double eyelid surgery at another medical institution
but is dissatisfied with the result,
such as when the crease has loosened over time
or has become faint on only one side.
This includes situations in which the crease is too high
and looks burdensome,
or when the overall impression feels awkward
compared with before.
In such cases, revision surgery may also be considered.
Those who are continually bothered by prominent scars
or excessively prolonged swelling
may also consider this option.
However, to reduce awkward elements
and restore the balance of your original facial features,
it is important to remember that
a more careful plan is required.

At Miho,
when performing male double eyelid surgery,
we comprehensively assess every factor,
from skin thickness, fat volume, and asymmetry between the two sides
to the degree of eyelid drooping, eyelid-opening strength,
and the overall impression of the face.
Based on this assessment, we determine
how to proceed with the improvement
and also examine whether any additional corrective procedures
should be performed at the same time.
In particular, many men place importance
on natural, understated changes,
so excessively dramatic designs are generally avoided.
Revision surgery is also available,
so if you would like to develop a plan
suited to your facial structure and overall impression,
please consider visiting us.













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