[Lari Plastic Surgery] Surgery Before-and-After Photos for Removing Multiple Eyelid Folds That Are Hard to Leave Alone

There may be people like this.

In the past, your eyes may have had a single eyelid without a crease,

but when you’re tired, do folds sometimes appear on the eyelids?

That kind of person.

But here’s the thing.

If this kind of change continues for a long time, those folds do not go away even as time passes,

and instead create even more layered creases.

If it goes beyond that, it can eventually turn into a deep, pronounced double eyelid.

This is the intermediate stage of that condition.

In cases like this, you may feel fine yourself,

but others may see you as looking tired, so you may keep worrying about your appearance.

(Of course, not everyone feels that way haha.)

The surgery people look for in this situation is double-eyelid removal surgery.

As you can see in the photo,

before surgery, it was not quite a double eyelid,

but there were layered folds that were awkward to leave alone,

and after surgery, the line was neatly organized and the eyelids became very clean.

Even though no special procedures such as canthoplasty or other additional work were done besides eye surgery,

do you feel that the impression changed a lot?!

The eyelids with layered folds were organized into a single eyelid,

and by improving the lack of strength in opening the eyes with eye correction at the same time,

the result became clear, large single-eyelid eyes.

Eyes that had looked burdensome with two or three layers of double eyelids

became much more natural, giving a calm and stable feeling.

To neatly remove all the folds from the eyelids like this,

a large number of adhesions between the skin and muscles must be carefully released,

and an appropriate amount of skin excision is absolutely necessary. If skin excision is not performed, the eyelid can cover the eye, making the eyes much smaller,

and the possibility of the double eyelid recurring becomes very high.

When skin excision is mentioned, there is likely a part people worry about.

That is the inability to fully close the eyes!

To make sure the effect of the surgery is clear, skin excision may be unavoidable depending on the case,

so for some people, temporary incomplete eye closure cannot be avoided.

After double-eyelid removal surgery,

temporary incomplete eye closure often occurs.

After surgery, the incomplete closure improves gradually over time,

but some people are fine immediately after surgery and then find that their eyes close less on the day the stitches are removed, which is why many people worry about it. However, as mentioned earlier, incomplete eye closure is temporary,

and while there are differences in degree and recovery speed,

the eyes gradually become able to close again.

Although the surgery was performed with an incision, the scar is not as severe as expected,

and you can see that the eyes close well.