[Rari Plastic Surgery] How about clean buried double eyelid surgery without scars?

"Double eyelid surgery"

brings to mind many things,

but among them, the one people worry about the most is definitely

"scars."

Because everyone has a different skin type and constitution, there are many different outcomes when it comes to scarring.

Some people can go through all sorts of effort and still end up with a scar from a wound on the knee after simply falling while walking, while others can just shake it off and have almost no scar at all. People really are different.

Taking these things into account, one option for double eyelid surgery is

"buried double eyelid surgery."

Buried double eyelid surgery is popular because the surgery time and recovery period are both short and simple, and it leaves almost no scar.

Compared with larger, more dramatic double eyelids, it generally creates a more natural-looking crease, but many people prefer it because it does not look like they had surgery.

As mentioned earlier, scars are something that cannot be left out when talking about surgery. Buried double eyelid surgery is not performed by cutting open the entire double-eyelid line from beginning to end like incisional double eyelid surgery. Instead, it is a method in which very small holes are made at intervals along the double-eyelid line, thread is used to create the crease, and then the thread is buried under the skin. (That is why it is called the buried method!)

Because of this, once those three or four small holes heal well over time, there is almost no visible scar even when the eyes are closed.

Just as everyone has a different constitution, even after the same buried procedure, some people develop bumpy scars, while even after incisional surgery, some people are left with only a smooth, single-line scar.

Still, compared with the degree of scarring from incisional surgery, buried surgery has a much higher chance of leaving almost no scar, so it is generally said that buried surgery leaves no scar.

Not long after the surgery, there was swelling, so the eyes looked deeply and strongly pinched, but as time passed and the swelling went down, a double eyelid line that was not excessive and very natural was created.

Whether buried surgery is possible depends on the thickness of the eyelid skin, the amount of fat, and how prominent the eyes are. If you want to check whether your eyes can also be neatly transformed without scars through buried double eyelid surgery, please visit Rari Plastic Surgery ~