[Rari Plastic Surgery] Removing a Double Eyelid? Lowering the Double Eyelid Line? If You’re Debating It

Deciding something is truly difficult.

Choices always come with responsibility, and regret always follows them.

The same goes for plastic surgery.

It would be great if everything could go exactly the way you want it to,

but because there are limitations, in order to gain something, you may have to give up something else.

When you meet people who come in for consultations because they are concerned about a thick double eyelid,

they usually fall into two groups.

Those who have already made up their minds clearly, whether they want a completely monolid look or a lower-line subtle double eyelid.

And those who keep wavering and worrying somewhere in between.

In fact, deciding how to have the surgery may be even harder than deciding whether to have it at all.

If, by nature, it is very difficult for you to decide on one thing,

or if you are not sure what to prioritize,

and you are struggling a lot,

choosing a subtle double eyelid line instead of a completely monolid look can also be a good option.

The double eyelid line in this photo is a case of revision double eyelid surgery

performed to lower the line while leaving a subtle crease.

Because the line became much thinner than the one they had before,

even a subtle double eyelid line rather than a complete monolid look can bring about a very large and positive change.

Above all, when surgery is done to create a subtle double eyelid, compared to surgery that creates a monolid look,

the chance that the eyes will not close fully is lower,

and even if you do have surgery for a subtle crease like this,

if you still do not like the double eyelid after recovery,

you can remove it again and return to a monolid look.

So if you are at a crossroads and find yourself wondering what to do about a thick double eyelid,

how about trying a subtle double eyelid line first?

If you are also dealing with other concerns,

getting a recommendation from the doctor performing the surgery may be a good way to make a wise choice for a satisfying result^^