[Rari Plastic Surgery] Comparing Before and After Photos of Double Eyelid Removal Surgery (Double Eyelid Disappearance + Mucosal Ptosis Correction)

Double eyelid removal surgery, namely mono eyelid surgery, can

make the before-and-after impression of the eyes very different with just one operation.

If the double eyelids are visible, the eyes can look more intense

or give a somewhat feminine impression,

so most men prefer hidden double eyelids that are not easily noticeable

or completely monolid eyes with no double eyelid at all.

You can see a man whose double eyelid line was visibly exposed before surgery

and who became a monolid after undergoing double eyelid removal surgery.

When this person looks downward, the incision-line scar shows

that the double eyelid was fairly thick.

However, due to sagging skin on the upper eyelid,

the double eyelid line does not look very thick when the eyes are open.

Even so, in order to become a complete monolid like after surgery,

the adhesion between the double eyelid line skin and the inner muscle must be carefully released.

The double eyelid has been well removed, as seen before surgery and at 7 months after surgery.

Those with a keen eye will notice this. If you look closely at the eye area before surgery, the mucosa on the upper eyelid is slightly flipped outward and exposed. This is part of the side effects of double eyelid surgery, and while performing double eyelid removal surgery, this area is improved at the same time. After surgery, you can see a natural-looking eye shape without mucosal exposure.

We have seen a person whose mucosal eversion was corrected and improved together with double eyelid removal surgery, but because each patient’s eye shape and condition are different, there are also cases in which the mucosa is intentionally made to appear slightly flipped outward after double eyelid removal surgery.

The reason for doing this is that during recovery after monolid surgery, the upper eyelid eyelashes may droop downward and poke the eye, so the surgery is tailored to each person’s eye condition.

The mucosal eversion created in this way naturally eases over time.

Also, in the early stage after surgery, even if double eyelid removal surgery has been performed, the double eyelid may still be visible on the skin due to anesthesia or swelling, or it may even appear more exposed than before.

This is also one of the changes that requires time.

If you were to judge only by photos of a person who has fully recovered 7 months after surgery, you might be surprised by the changes seen during the recovery period, so we are explaining this in advance.

Before and after double eyelid removal monolid surgery

In the early stage after surgery, there may be discomfort such as a pulling sensation in the eyes or dry eyes, but over time these symptoms improve, and as shown in the photo, the pre-surgery scar has been well settled, while the eyes are also closing well again, just as they did before surgery.

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