2022-09-05
What should you check before undergoing surgery for asymmetrical eyes?
Asymmetrical eyes can be a charming feature for celebrities, but for most people, they can be a source of complex. This article explains what asymmetrical eyes are, when correction is needed, and what to consider before surgery.


For celebrities, asymmetrical eyes can create a captivating blend of innocence and sexiness,
allowing for a rich expression of two emotions on one face,
often becoming a Janus-like charm point.
However, in general, when there's a noticeable difference between the two eyes,
different eye shapes can become a complex.
Asymmetrical eyes refer to ‘a difference in the size or shape of the two eyes’.
Of course, just as no one has 100% perfect facial symmetry,
no one has two eyes that are 100% identical in shape or size.
It's just that the difference is usually so small that it's not visible to the naked eye.
However, if the difference between the two eyes is pronounced and clearly noticeable,
correction is often necessary.
This is because plastic surgery is not merely about ‘making someone beautiful’;
it also serves the dual purposes of ‘functional improvement’ and ‘psychological treatment’.
Asymmetrical eye correction is needed when only one eyelid has a noticeable double eyelid, when the shape of one double eyelid is abnormal,
when one double eyelid is severely droopy, or when asymmetry is significantly severe after double eyelid surgery.
Asymmetrical eyes often have very diverse causes, and the correction methods
vary widely depending on the cause, requiring a cautious approach.
Are you aware that many people believe that operating on just one eye will solve the problem of asymmetrical eyes
and approach it too easily?
However, many mistakenly believe that operating on just one eye will result in balanced, beautiful eyes,
and that the cost of plastic surgery will be lower, and there will be less swelling or bruising,
leading to a quicker recovery.
But, just like the differences in shape, the causes of asymmetrical eyes also vary for each individual.
It is paramount to accurately analyze the cause of asymmetrical eyes and consider various factors such as individual eye shape, eyelid thickness,
fat, and the distance between the eye and eyebrow, among others.
The priority should be to consult in detail with an eye plastic surgery specialist who can perform the surgery, discussing the surgical method, post-operative care,
and effects, and then, based on their advice, find the surgical method that is right for you.
Criteria for the most ideal eye shape
1) The ratio of the distance between the eyes (1) and the length of the left and right eyes (1:1) should be the same.
2) The innermost part of the eye and the tip of the nose should be vertically aligned.
3) The outer corner of the eye and the tip of the nose should be connected in a straight line.
4) The outer corner of the eye should be located above the line horizontally connecting the inner corners of the eyes.
For beautiful eyes, it is crucial to find a place that performs customized eye surgery,
considering not only the position of each person's facial features but also the spacing between them.
Creating customized double eyelid lines for eye surgery
In-line
This is the most common double eyelid line, starting from the inner corner of the eye,
and can be considered the most suitable line for Koreans.
Out-line
This double eyelid line starts from the outer corner of the eye and is recommended for those who desire large
and distinct eyes.
In-out line
This is an intermediate form between the in-line and out-line, often seen in celebrities
known for their beautiful eyes.
It is also the most preferred type among those considering double eyelid surgery recently.
Double eyelid lines are thus divided into several types.
Having a double eyelid does not automatically guarantee a beautiful appearance,
so it is important to create a line that harmonizes with your face.
Similarly, eye shape correction, like general double eyelid surgery,
can lead to various side effects such as swelling and inflammation,
and may result in unsatisfactory outcomes.
Therefore, it is important to remember that it is safer to seek surgery from a board-certified plastic surgeon
who possesses extensive anatomical knowledge and diverse clinical experience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are asymmetrical eyes?
Yes, asymmetrical eyes refer to a condition where there is a difference in the size or shape of the two eyes. While not everyone has 100% perfect symmetry, correction may be necessary when the difference is clearly visible to the naked eye.
When is asymmetrical eye correction needed?
Asymmetrical eye correction is needed when only one eyelid has a double eyelid or its shape is abnormal, when one eyelid is severely droopy, or when asymmetry is severe after double eyelid surgery. It is considered not only for cosmetic purposes but also for functional and psychological improvement.
Can I have surgery on only one eye for asymmetrical eye correction?
No, the causes of asymmetrical eyes are very diverse, so operating on only one eye makes it difficult to achieve balanced eyes. It is important to consider various factors such as individual eye shape, eyelid thickness, and fat to find a surgical method that harmonizes both eyes.
What are the criteria for an ideal eye shape?
Yes, an ideal eye shape is based on the distance between the eyes and the ratio of the length of the left and right eyes being 1:1, the innermost part of the eye and the tip of the nose being vertically aligned, and the outer corner of the eye and the tip of the nose being connected in a straight line. Also, the outer corner of the eye should be located above the horizontal line connecting the inner corners of the eyes.
What types of double eyelid lines are there?
Yes, there are broadly three types of double eyelid lines: the in-line, which starts from the inner corner of the eye; the out-line, which starts from the outer corner of the eye; and the in-out line, which is an intermediate form between the in-line and out-line. It is important to choose a line that suits your face.
What should I be aware of during eye shape correction surgery?
Yes, like general double eyelid surgery, eye shape correction can lead to side effects such as swelling and inflammation. Therefore, it is safe to consult thoroughly with a board-certified plastic surgeon who possesses extensive anatomical knowledge and diverse clinical experience before undergoing surgery.