[Lari Plastic Surgery] Before-and-After Photos of Male Double Eyelid Removal Surgery at 3 Months

Usually, when people think they want to remove a double eyelid crease,

it is generally because the crease is too thick, making it look unnatural and not fitting well,

but that is not always the case.

In this case,

the double eyelid visible in the pre-surgery photo

was not an especially burdensome or excessive crease even for a man,

and it gave a decent impression as a thin, moderate double eyelid,

but even so, the patient wanted to undergo double eyelid removal surgery

and, after the surgery, was able to eliminate the complex he had in mind.

The reason was exactly this.

It is when the eyes are closed.

Men, more than women, often do not want surgery to look obvious

and are much more sensitive to anything that seems unnatural.

So they may feel self-conscious about the double eyelid scar and marks visible when the eyes are closed,

and may want to remove the double eyelid crease.

The same thing happens when looking downward.

Even if the eyes are not fully closed, when you lower your gaze,

the double eyelid line becomes more clearly visible.

For men who pursue naturalness, something this unnatural is simply not acceptable.

With double eyelid removal surgery, this complex can be completely resolved.

After double eyelid removal surgery, when the eyes are closed or looking down, the crease line does not form,

so the surgery is not noticeable and the result becomes much more natural.

Most plastic surgery is done in a static situation with the eyes open,

with the goal of creating the desired appearance,

but everyone has different thoughts and different points of focus.

Some people undergo surgery to correct discomfort in the movement of opening and closing the eyes,

while others have surgery to resolve complexes they have in various situations,

such as not liking how their eyes look when closed.

To solve the problem or discomfort you feel, there will certainly be other things you have to give up.

The choice is yours,

and to make a more reasonable decision, sufficient consultation with a specialist is necessary.