If You Want to Change Your First Impression with Non-Incisional Ptosis Correction

Everyone hopes to make a favorable first impression.

One of the areas that significantly influences a person's first impression

is the eyes.

If the eyes are small and not well-defined, it can become a complex.

If you want to make dull eyes appear larger and more distinct,

creating a double eyelid line can transform your image.

Even a small change in the eyes can alter one's overall impression,

which is why many people choose this option.

However, making a hasty decision or not researching properly

can lead to unsatisfactory results, so careful consideration is required.

Therefore, the goal is to analyze each individual's eye type

and achieve clear, vibrant eyes through the optimal method.

Instead of applying the same method to everyone,

we propose a customized non-incisional ptosis correction consultation

tailored for each individual.

Based on extensive experience and expertise, our clinic provides

thorough consultations and then designs a well-suited

non-incisional ptosis correction line to deliver the best possible results.

Even a 1mm difference in the eyes can make a significant impact,

requiring careful and meticulous attention.

Lines can be created to match the eye type, and there are methods

based on the shape, such as non-incisional ptosis correction.

Methods for creating the line are divided into the buried suture method

and the incisional method.

These are distinguished by the presence or absence of an incision.

The buried suture method involves creating a line by tying special sutures

along the desired line, making four small holes, and connecting the inner

and outer parts.

It takes a short time, has less swelling,

and since no incision is made, it avoids an artificial look

and leaves no scars, which is an advantage.

The buried suture method, performed when the eyelid skin is thin,

offers high satisfaction due to its natural appearance and lack of scars.

Even when closing the eyes, it is not noticeable,

and for those who need to return to daily life quickly,

non-incisional ptosis correction is often chosen.

If the incisional method feels burdensome, people tend to prefer

non-incisional ptosis correction.

Previously, there was a perception that the buried suture method could easily come undone,

but with our clinic's unique technique, the sutures are tied multiple times,

ensuring a beautiful eye line without worries of it loosening.

If the buried suture method is difficult for your eyes,

or if you desire deep, well-defined eyes,

we recommend the incisional method. By making a small incision

to remove unnecessary tissue, the recovery period is shorter

compared to traditional incisional methods, and there are no scars,

resulting in a natural eye line that is not easily noticeable.

After making an incision along the double eyelid line,

muscles, sagging skin, and fat are removed

to create a distinct line, making it unlikely to loosen.

While the feasibility of the buried suture method depends on the eye shape,

the incisional method is possible for any eye type.

If you have a lot of fat in your upper eyelids, making your eyes look heavy,

or if your skin and muscles are thick, or if you have severe asymmetry in both eyes,

or if your upper eyelids are sunken, preventing a line from forming,

or if you desire a distinct double eyelid, the incisional method

can create the desired double eyelid.

An incision is made along the desired line,

and only the necessary amount of skin, muscle, and fat is removed,

then a line is created with dissolvable sutures from the inside.

Even if a line was created before but it wasn't distinct enough and you want to recreate it,

we recommend the more definitive incisional method.

It can yield reliable results and create a natural and lovely eye line,

similar to the buried suture method.

Since the eyes significantly influence a person's first impression,

making a change not only resolves complexes but also boosts

self-confidence in one's appearance.

Sometimes, simply creating double eyelids is not enough.

In such cases, an epicanthoplasty or, if there is ptosis,

non-incisional ptosis correction must also be performed. Contrary to one's intention,

if your eyes look sleepy and tired, it might be ptosis.

When the eyes are open, if less than 70% of the pupil is exposed,

it means you are not opening your eyes with the strength of your eye muscles

but rather using the strength of your forehead and eyebrows,

which can cause forehead wrinkles.

In severe cases, it can even lead to headaches.

Mild ptosis may not be a problem,

but if surgery is performed without proper correction,

it can lead to asymmetrical eyes, scar exposure,

and a sleepy appearance. Therefore, analyzing each individual's

eye type and creating clear, vibrant eyes that suit the face

is crucial.

By tightening the levator palpebrae superioris muscle, the strength to open the eyes

can be improved, and a sleepy appearance

can be made more distinct.

If ptosis is corrected, you won't have to strain to open your eyes wide,

which is also effective in preventing forehead wrinkles.

Especially when creating a line, if non-incisional ptosis correction is needed for the eyes,

it must be performed.

Ptosis correction is categorized and performed as non-incisional and incisional.

Non-incisional involves strengthening the muscle without making an incision in the conjunctiva.

The muscle is shortened through small grooves in the line to strengthen it.

Since non-incisional ptosis correction does not involve an incision,

there is less swelling and recovery is possible in a short period.

However, it is performed for mild ptosis or when the eye structure is suitable for the buried suture method.

The incisional method is performed when there is a lot of fat in the upper eyelids,

thick or sagging eyelid skin, or weak eye-opening strength.

Definitive correction is possible, and severe asymmetry can also be corrected.

Non-incisional ptosis correction is also performed for small eyes.

At our clinic, after an accurate diagnosis, we propose a well-suited method

to achieve the desired eye line in one go.

Based on the extensive experience of our dedicated surgeon, we create lovely eyes

through a customized method tailored for each individual, rather than a standardized approach for everyone.

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Frequently Asked Questions

In what cases is non-incisional ptosis correction suitable?

Non-incisional ptosis correction involves no incision, resulting in less swelling and faster recovery. It is primarily performed for mild ptosis or when the eye structure is suitable for the buried suture method, and can also be applied to small eyes.

What are the main differences between the buried suture method and the incisional method?

The buried suture method creates a line with special sutures without an incision, resulting in less swelling and no scars, giving a natural look. In contrast, the incisional method involves an incision along the line to remove unnecessary tissue, has a lower chance of loosening, and can be applied to any eye type.

What is ptosis, and why should it be corrected?

Ptosis refers to eyes that look sleepy and tired when less than 70% of the pupil is exposed when the eyes are open. If left uncorrected and surgery is performed, problems such as asymmetrical eyes and scar exposure can occur. Therefore, it is important to improve eye-opening strength to create clear, vibrant eyes.

Is it true that the buried suture method easily comes undone?

No, at our clinic, with our unique technique, the sutures are tied multiple times, allowing for beautiful eye lines without worries of them loosening. While there was a perception that it easily came undone in the past, technology advancements have improved this.

For which eyes is the incisional method recommended?

The incisional method is recommended for eyes with a lot of fat in the upper eyelids, thick skin and muscles, severe asymmetry in both eyes, sunken upper eyelids that prevent a line from forming, or for those who desire a distinct double eyelid.

Does ptosis correction help prevent forehead wrinkles?

Yes, it does. Correcting ptosis means you won't have to strain your forehead to open your eyes wide, which is effective in preventing the formation of forehead wrinkles.