[Lari Plastic Surgery] Lowering the Line of Thick Natural Double Eyelids to a Deep-Eye Style That Looks Like No Double Eyelids

There is something we need to consider when it comes to removing double eyelids.

Should we remove them completely into no double eyelids, or should we remove them into a deep-eye style that looks like no double eyelids?

That is the question _ !

Most people bring in photos of celebrities and say,

"Please remove them like this person, I want this kind of no double eyelid look."

However, in fact, this statement can be contradictory to the surgical result.

It is good to remove double eyelids in a no double eyelid style like this,

but since each person has different eye shapes, eye structures, and conditions,

simply insisting on no double eyelids! no double eyelids! complete no double eyelids!

can sometimes lead to results that are not satisfying.

The eye that looks like no double eyelids to you is actually

a double eyelid with a deep-eye line that is close to no double eyelids.

If you look at the photo of the eyes closing and opening, you can see a thin line formed underneath, right?

Although there is actually a line like this, when the eyes are open,

it disappears completely.

A line like this, which looks the same as no double eyelids when the eyes are open but has a thin hidden double eyelid inside, is a good line for sunken eyes.

For sunken eyes, if you create complete no double eyelids,

the upper eyelid may become slightly puffed, making the eyes look smaller than before,

and the eyelids may look heavy.

To prevent this, for sunken eyes,

a slightly deep-eye double eyelid that is closer to no double eyelids

can often produce better results than complete no double eyelids.

A deep-eye style close to no double eyelids shows a thin double eyelid line when the eyes are closed or looking downward, but in the end, when the eyes are open, it is no different from no double eyelids, so the result can actually look more natural.