[Lari Plastic Surgery] Double Eyelid Removal for Eyes That Have No Double Eyelids Whether Open or Closed

There are people like this.

When their eyes are open, they may seem to have no double eyelids,

but when they close their eyes, a fairly thick double-eyelid line is visible.

In fact, if people like this are satisfied with how their eyes look when open,

they do not necessarily need to undergo double-eyelid removal surgery.

As with all plastic surgery,

surgery is only considered when there is a reason that makes the person want to have it.

This patient could fall into that category,

and even before surgery, they had a hidden double eyelid with a line that was not very noticeable.

This is the part the patient wanted to improve.

When the eyes were closed, the scar from a previously performed double-eyelid surgery line was clearly visible at a high position

and

when looking downward,

they felt the need for double-eyelid removal surgery because the line looked strongly pinched.

So they went ahead with the procedure.

This may not be the kind of condition they experience every day or every hour,

but depending on where someone focuses their attention, it can still be something that weighs on them.

After surgery, the scar from the double-eyelid line that had existed at a certain thickness before surgery

and the strongly pinched appearance when looking downward disappeared,

leaving only a light incision line from the double-eyelid removal surgery.

A third party might think there was no need to have surgery,

but even so, double-eyelid removal surgery was performed,

and as a result, not only were the double eyelids completely removed,

but some sagging skin was also excised, smoothing the eye shape as well.

In plastic surgery, as mentioned earlier, each patient comes in with different concerns they want improved,

and surgery is performed to address those concerns.

Rather than simply deciding whether eyes are big or small, pretty or unattractive,

there are things that may not seem like a big issue to others but can be a concern to you.

So instead of talking only with friends or people around you,

it is better to discuss the areas you are worried about with a board-certified plastic surgeon

and work together to find a solution.

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