[Lari Plastic Surgery] Long-Term Before-and-After Photos of Surgery to Remove Double Eyelids and Create a Natural Single Eyelid Look

Among patients who undergo surgery to remove double eyelids,

men make up a large share by far.

Female patients often consider surgery to create double eyelids,

so if they already have natural double eyelids, there is usually no reason to remove them, right?!

By contrast, many men, except for those who like double eyelids, generally prefer eyes without a crease,

so natural double eyelids may not be very welcome.

Using many male patients as an example,

men usually have thicker skin than women.

So after surgery to remove double eyelids,

the thicker upper eyelid skin can press on the eyes,

making the eyes feel heavy or look stuffy.

This is an unavoidable effect that patients have to accept once the double eyelids are removed.

Among men as well, those with thinner eyelid skin

feel less of this heaviness or stuffiness.

Of course, when the eyes become crease-free, it is impossible to rule out the possibility that they may look slightly smaller,

but for people with thinner skin like this,

compared to those with thicker skin, the post-surgery eye shape can be smoother.

However, because thinner skin makes swelling and bruising more noticeable,

it may be uncomfortable during recovery for outdoor activities or daily life. ㅠㅠ

( It won’t take long !!)

Even if your skin is not thin and is somewhat thicker,

if you want surgery to remove double eyelids with less heaviness and stuffiness in the eyes,

we sometimes recommend a surgery with a very subtle in-fold line rather than a completely crease-free look.

If a thin line is left, it creates space for the skin to fold inward toward the eye,

which can help relieve the stuffiness a little.

Of course, this line is also barely visible when the eyes are open, just like a completely crease-free look.

However, until the thin line settles after surgery,

swelling often makes the line look thicker than expected,

so patients worry a lot during the swelling periodㅠ

One disappointing point is

that if you leave a subtle in-fold line close to a crease-free look, then when you look downward like this,

the line is slightly visible.

If you have surgery for a completely crease-free look as in the photo above, the line will not be visible even when looking downward,

but if you choose surgery with a subtle in-fold line close to a crease-free look because you dislike heaviness and stuffiness in the eyes,

you should accept this to some extent.

More than 2 years after surgery,

the scar is not severe, the eyes close well, and the crease-free look has been maintained well over time.

It may seem as if people with thin skin are more advantaged for surgery,

but there are also alternative methods that can help those who are not in that category achieve good results,

so there is no need to think, "I can’t do it," and worry in advance—just come to the clinic ~