[Lari Plastic Surgery] Is There a Criteria for When Double Eyelid Removal Surgery Is Needed?

Every surgery has criteria for when it is needed.

For those who undergo epicanthoplasty, the degree of the epicanthal fold is the criterion for whether surgery is necessary.

For those who undergo ptosis correction surgery, the degree of eyelid-opening strength is the criterion for whether surgery is necessary.

In this context, for those who undergo double eyelid removal surgery,

there are criteria for surgery necessity, such as an unwanted double eyelid suddenly appearing,

a double eyelid not suiting the face,

severe asymmetry,

or the double eyelid line becoming irregular because the crease has loosened.

However, even if these criteria are not met, people still undergo double eyelid removal surgery

if they personally do not like their double eyelids or are unhappy with them.

In this sense, it can be said that there is no particularly fixed criterion for needing double eyelid removal surgery.

Even if eyes with double eyelids look fine to other people,

if the person themselves does not like them, they can be removed like this.

After someone with a visible double eyelid line undergoes surgery to remove the double eyelid,

compared with before surgery, the eyes may look somewhat rough and unsmiling,

and the eyelids may droop, making the eyes feel a little heavy or look heavy.

Also, in the early stage after surgery, there are cases where the double eyelid appears larger than before surgery,

but this is a temporary phenomenon in which the incision line, accompanied by swelling, becomes visible and looks larger,

so it takes a certain amount of time for the eyes to settle.

As the swelling in the surgical area goes down and the incision line heals,

the eyes that had a double eyelid naturally change into monolids like this,

resulting in the eye shape you wanted.

These are photos before surgery and at 4 months after surgery.