Lower blepharoplasty is a surgery that smooths the lower eyelid when it sags due to aging or has dark circles, giving a brighter and more youthful appearance under the eyes. It restores the elasticity of the lower eyelid that has lost its firmness and sagged due to aging. When aging begins under the eyes, symptoms such as protrusion and sagging of the under-eye fat, wrinkles, and tear trough hollows often appear along with eyelid sagging. Therefore, it is important to not only remove the sagging skin but also the protruding under-eye fat to improve the aged appearance of the eyes.

Jang Plastic Surgery’s lower eyelid surgery is performed by a board-certified plastic surgeon with extensive clinical experience, who carefully diagnoses various signs of aging under the eyes to provide personalized solutions that can be improved during the lower eyelid surgery process.

Upper blepharoplasty is a surgery that lifts sagging eyelids due to aging to create double eyelids. It is suitable for those with puffy eyes due to excess fat or small eyes who desire larger eyes. Especially for those experiencing functional issues such as obstructed vision, decreased eyesight, redness, or skin irritation due to aging and sagging skin, the surgery can yield good results.

It is important to appropriately excise the sagging eyelid skin while creating a double eyelid line to prevent the eyelid skin from drooping directly over the eyes. Additionally, as ptosis often accompanies aging, performing eyelid correction along with upper blepharoplasty can significantly enhance overall satisfaction with the surgery. In upper blepharoplasty, it is crucial to remove the sagging skin without overdoing it. Excessive removal can result in an awkward appearance as the thin skin near the eyelashes meets the thicker skin near the eyebrows abruptly.

Therefore, instead of removing too much skin, it is important to adjust the height of the double eyelid line for maximum effect. If you want the double eyelid line to be more visible, it is advisable to raise the height of the eyebrows through a brow lift or an endoscopic forehead lift.

Brow lift surgery is a procedure that enhances the natural appearance of the eyes by improving droopy eyes and minimizing secondary eyelid sagging. When the eyebrows sag significantly, it not only affects that area but also causes surrounding tissues to stretch. This can result in a heavy appearance and obstructed vision due to the sagging skin. In such cases, a brow lift surgery is necessary for correction.

Brow lift surgery corrects sagging eyelids by pulling up the drooping skin, removing the excess, and suturing along the incision line above or below the eyebrow. This procedure improves both functional and aesthetic aspects by lifting both the eyebrows and eyelids simultaneously.

Epicanthoplasty is commonly referred to as Mongolian fold removal surgery. It involves incising and suturing the inner corner of the eye, resulting in minimal scarring post-surgery. This procedure also extends the horizontal length of the eyes and softens the eye shape. For naturally larger-looking eyes, it is advisable to perform epicanthoplasty together with double eyelid surgery.

By removing the epicanthic fold that covers the inner part of the eyes through epicanthoplasty, it can improve a stuffy impression and make the eyes appear wider, giving a refreshing look. Additionally, it can create a more defined eye shape along with double eyelid surgery.

Back and lower canthoplasty is a surgery that extends the back and lower parts of the eyes for a softer eye appearance. It is performed for those who have an upward slanting eye corner that gives a fierce impression or for those who desire a refreshing or gentle eye look. Generally, performing both back and lower canthoplasty together yields better results.

The back and lower canthoplasty can change the size and atmosphere of the eyes with a short surgery time and subtle differences, improving a sleepy or fierce appearance. The back canthoplasty extends the horizontal length of the eyes, and the lower canthoplasty extends the vertical length, making the eyes appear larger and changing the impression.

Eye correction surgery is a procedure that makes eyes look more lively by addressing weak skin and muscle strength that cover the pupils or make the eyes appear sleepy. It is performed when the muscle responsible for opening the eyes (levator muscle) is congenitally or acquiredly weak, causing the upper eyelid to cover much of the pupil, making the eyes look sleepy and the double eyelid appear like a sausage. This surgery strengthens the weak eye-opening muscles to improve the eyes to look refreshed and clear. Depending on the individual patient’s eye condition, it can be performed using either a non-incisional or incisional method.

Unlike regular double eyelid surgery, eyelid correction surgery simultaneously improves both aesthetic and functional aspects of eye exposure. Therefore, it is important to thoroughly understand the patient’s eye condition through adequate consultation and examination before the surgery.

Upper eyelid micro-fat grafting is a procedure applied when the eyelids appear sunken, making one look tired or older. It not only restores the aesthetically sunken eyelids but also makes it easier to open the eyes functionally.

Sunken eyes can be filled through fat grafting to create a more voluminous and less tired appearance. Additionally, it can reduce the size of the double eyelid line caused by eyelid depression and alleviate symptoms of eye protrusion if present.