[Rari Plastic Surgery] Uneven Double Eyelids, Before and After Correction Surgery for Double-Eyelid Asymmetry

Since the eyes are two features on both sides of the facial midline,

they should be symmetrical to create a sense of stability, but achieving symmetry is not easy.

That is why people with natural asymmetry want to correct it through surgery,

and those who ended up with uneven double eyelids after double-eyelid surgery undergo revision surgery.

Correcting double-eyelid asymmetry to match perfectly 100%

is in fact almost impossible.

This is because the strength of eyelid opening differs on each side, the adhesion patterns and degree of the tissues also differ,

and there are many other differences in condition.

However, it is possible to correct a large asymmetry so that both sides look nearly the same and feel more balanced.

The reason for carefully and thoroughly doing the pre-surgery design for a long time is that 80% of double-eyelid surgery is design.

Since the line appears according to the design, even more effort is put into designing the double-eyelid line.

Looking at the pre-surgery photos, you can see that the thickness of the double-eyelid lines themselves differs significantly between the two eyes.

When looking downward, the right eye with the thicker double-eyelid line (the left eye in the photo)

has a double eyelid that is too thick, so due to the pulling force of the eyelid, a line also forms below the double-eyelid line,

creating the appearance of multiple folds at the same time.

After surgery, however, the overlapping fold line is no longer visible,

and the line itself is evenly and similarly symmetrical on both sides.

(White substance: sunscreen clumping on the double-eyelid line..)

It is not a correction that makes both sides exactly the same,

but the difference in thickness between the double-eyelid lines on both sides before surgery

has been adjusted to be almost the same after surgery, as can be confirmed in the photos

even when the eyes are open, closed, or looking downward.

Now that the symmetry of both eyes has been adjusted to some extent,

the eyes have become much prettier and more natural without any special procedure other than asymmetry-correction double-eyelid surgery.