Escape Drooping Eyes and Renew Your Eye Area for a More Youthful Look

<Actual upper blepharoplasty case from DM Plastic Surgery>

Aging is a natural process, but it can also bring various inconveniences.

As aging causes the eye area to sag, it can obstruct the field of vision and create a gloomy impression.

When sagging skin touches skin, the outer corners of the eyes can become irritated and sore.

Because drooping eyes interfere with vision, people may unconsciously lift their eyes upward, which can make forehead wrinkles deepen as well.

I’m sure these uncomfortable changes can leave you with more than a few worries ㅠㅠ

The aging-related changes mentioned above can be improved with a procedure called upper blepharoplasty.

To correct eyelid sagging, which causes various problems,

DM Plastic Surgery’s minimal-incision upper blepharoplasty is not a simple skin-removal method, but a surgical technique that minimizes incisions in the thin skin of the eyelid and tightens and secures the levator muscle to reduce the chance of ending up with a thick, uneven double eyelid shape.

The eye area is especially thin and has concentrated blood vessels, so skilled technique and know-how are required. For that reason, surgery should be performed by a specialist with extensive clinical experience in order to achieve highly satisfying results.

For more detailed information about upper blepharoplasty, which can improve not only aesthetic concerns but also functional discomfort, please read the information below and visit DM Plastic Surgery for a more detailed consultation!

What makes DM’s upper blepharoplasty different?

At DM Plastic Surgery, minimal excision removes wrinkles and helps create a more youthful eye area.

You may also expect a wrinkle-prevention effect and maintenance of eyelid elasticity.

In addition, through an in-depth consultation with the medical team, you can receive a personalized design tailored to each individual, leading to clear improvement and high satisfaction. Let’s take a closer look at minimal-incision upper blepharoplasty!

What is minimal-incision upper blepharoplasty?

DM Plastic Surgery’s “minimal-incision upper blepharoplasty” is, as mentioned earlier, a procedure performed when aging causes the eyelid skin to stretch and sag, making the eyes appear smaller and more tired-looking.

At DM Plastic Surgery, the sagging eyelid skin is removed with a minimal incision and lifted, addressing aging in the forehead, eyebrows, and eyelids while creating a clear, well-defined eye line. ❤

Through minimal-incision upper blepharoplasty, remove the unnecessary tissue of the sagging eyelid to add vitality to the eye area, improving both appearance and functional discomfort.

DM is different!

A method that simply removes skin over a wide area and pulls the outer wrinkles to create a double eyelid increases the likelihood of recurrence!

At our clinic, we use minimal excision to reduce concerns about scarring and also tighten the levator muscle together, performing surgery in a way that helps prevent recurrence.

Through sufficient consultation with an experienced specialist, the degree of eyelid sagging is assessed and a 1:1 customized surgery is performed. By removing unnecessary fat through minimal excision, then tightening and suturing the sagging eyelid and levator muscle, the eyes are improved to look clearer and more defined.

Reducing worry about scars with minimal excision and achieving high satisfaction through our know-how are the reasons why DM Plastic Surgery’s upper blepharoplasty has so many introductions and reviews.

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What is the levator muscle?

While explaining the surgical method above, we used the term levator muscle. What is the “levator muscle”?

The levator muscle originates around the optic canal, passes through the eye socket, and reaches the skin and tarsal plate of the upper eyelid, functioning to lift the upper eyelid.

At DM Plastic Surgery, the levator muscle is tightened and secured during surgery to help prevent recurrence.

Eyelid sagging caused by aging can be corrected!

Upper blepharoplasty creates a more youthful eye area by minimally removing wrinkles caused by sagging around the eyes.

It not only helps prevent future wrinkles, but also tightens the levator muscle to firm up the previously sagging eyelids.

At DM Plastic Surgery, the procedure uses the know-how of a plastic surgeon with extensive clinical experience, resulting in high satisfaction and attracting many patients.

Who is upper blepharoplasty for?!

At DM Plastic Surgery, we recommend minimal-incision upper blepharoplasty for people with the following concerns!

• People who look tired because of sagging eyelids
• People who were dissatisfied with a previous procedure
• People whose sagging eyelids obstruct their vision
• People who look older because of sagging eyelids
• People whose eyes water at the outer corners because of eyelid sagging
• People who want to improve only eyelid sagging

DM Plastic Surgery Minimal-Incision Upper Blepharoplasty Before & After

Before surgery + 5 days after surgery

[Actual upper blepharoplasty case from DM Plastic Surgery]

They visited DM Plastic Surgery because they were concerned about their drooping eye area,

and after a thorough consultation with a plastic surgeon with extensive clinical experience,

a personalized plan was established and the procedure was carried out 🥰

Through the photo above, you can see that the beginning signs of drooping eye shape have been improved into a naturally clearer eye area,

creating a more youthful appearance.

※ Please note that the degree of swelling and recovery may vary from person to person. ※

DM Plastic Surgery Eye & Nose Surgery Center Chief Director

A satisfying result can be achieved only after consultation and surgery with experienced medical staff who have extensive surgical experience in a variety of cases.

If you are currently considering upper blepharoplasty,

please visit our clinic and receive 충분한 one-on-one consultation with our experienced specialists.

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