[Laree Plastic Surgery] Surgery to Open Up Thick, Multi-Layered Natural Double Eyelids into Monolids, or Remove Them

For those who are curious about how the overall look of the face changes when double eyelids are removed,

today we’ve prepared full-face photos before and after surgery.

In fact, surgery to remove double eyelids has a much clearer and more distinct before-and-after difference than slightly raising or lowering the line,

so you can see that the overall impression of the face changes dramatically as well.

After removing a thick double eyelid crease that forms in multiple layers like this,

the skin of the upper eyelid, that is, the upper eyelid, is neatly organized.

A well-defined eye shape makes a vague impression look clearer,

and a clear impression makes a person look more neat and tidy, which has a positive effect.

This is a photo of the eyes opened wide.

This person tends to use the forehead muscles a lot when opening the eyes,

so forehead Botox was administered together during surgery to reduce the use of the forehead muscles.

Before the surgery, when opening the eyes wide, the forehead would wrinkle and the eyes still would not open well,

but after the surgery, the eyes can open well without forehead wrinkles.

Forehead Botox is something we have discussed before,

so if you are curious about why forehead Botox is used in eye surgery,

please refer to the previous post ^_^!

https://blog.naver.com/laree2345/223061040382

Looking at the progress before and after surgery,

the photo with the eyes open shows that at 2 weeks after surgery, the bruising is still quite noticeable, but the swelling is almost gone.

Since the surgery was performed with an incision, there cannot be no swelling at all,

but surgery to remove double eyelids does not cause much swelling compared to other eye surgeries.

Another concern that many people who come in for consultation about double-eyelid removal surgery mention after the consultation is

“not being able to fully close the eyes.”

Early after surgery, the eyes may not close fully, which can look worrying and frightening,

but if you look at the photo from 8 months after surgery, you can see that the eyes close completely.

From this, we can see that eyelid closure is something that takes time.

The double-eyelid line that used to wrinkle even when looking downward

was neatly changed into a monolid after surgery, and

you can see a complete monolid even with the eyes closed.

You can also see the incision scar from the surgery in the photo with the eyes closed,

and the incision line that was visible early after surgery has almost disappeared over time,

to the point that it is not very noticeable unless you look closely.

In fact, scars vary greatly depending not only on the surgical method or suturing technique, but also on each person’s skin type,

so even if the same surgery is performed by the same doctor at the same clinic,

A may have almost no scar while B may have a severe scar.

That is why alcohol and smoking are prohibited before and after surgery!!

Compared to the front view, the difference in angle in the oblique before-and-after photos is quite large,

but when you look at the eyes, you can clearly see the changed appearance and improvements after the surgery.

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