Eye procedures for middle-aged patients

Newline Youthful Eye Surgery (Middle-Aged Upper Blepharoplasty) improves eyelids that have lost elasticity and become saggy with aging. Rather than simply removing skin, it also corrects the orbicularis oculi muscle, the underlying cause of eyelid sagging, to reduce the likelihood of recurrence and create brighter, more defined eyes.

Recommended for the following people

· Those whose eyelashes irritate their eyes, causing frequent tearing and swelling · Those whose sagging eyelids obstruct their field of vision · Those whose Crow's Feet skin becomes irritated due to frequent tearing and swelling · Those who lack the strength to open their eyes

Leaving sagging eyelids untreated can not only alter the shape of the eyes and worsen eye health, but also lead to a frowning expression and cause wrinkles across the Face. It is recommended to improve the condition with upper blepharoplasty before it becomes more severe.

The Cause of Sagging Eyes: The Orbicularis Oculi Muscle

It is easy to assume that sagging eyes are caused by skin that has lost elasticity, but removing only the skin covering the muscle will not tighten a muscle that has already sagged. Correcting the orbicularis oculi muscle (the muscle surrounding the eye socket), which causes eyelid sagging, enables improvement with less likelihood of recurrence.

The orbicularis oculi muscle closes the eyelids by tightening them when you blink, and it surrounds the eyes in a circular shape. When this muscle loses elasticity, the skin and fat also sag along with it, becoming the fundamental cause of drooping eyelids.

Orbicularis oculi muscle sagging begins at the inner and outer corners of the eyes

Eye shape altered by orbicularis oculi muscle sagging

What Is Upper Blepharoplasty?

This procedure improves eyelid sagging caused by age-related loss of skin elasticity and the resulting Ptosis Correction. In addition to creating more defined, clearer eyes, functional improvements may also be expected, including relief of eyelashes irritating the eyes and Crow's Feet wrinkles.

Features of Newline Upper Blepharoplasty

Point 1. Addresses the Underlying Cause

Appropriate skin excision and orbicularis oculi muscle correction address the underlying cause of eyelid sagging.

Point 2. Natural Results

We pursue natural-looking results with brighter, more open-looking eyes.

Point 3. Reduced Likelihood of Recurrence

By securing the orbicularis oculi muscle as well, the likelihood of recurrence is reduced.

Point 4. Personalized Design & Surgical Plan

Because the goal is not simply to create larger eyes but also to achieve functional improvement, a customized surgical plan is applied after analyzing the patient's condition and symptoms. STEP 01. One-on-one detailed assessment and diagnosis STEP 02. Review of the patient's preferences and the medical team's recommendations STEP 03. A customized plan for satisfactory results

Middle-Aged Upper / Lower Blepharoplasty

Upper and lower blepharoplasty may be performed together to address the causes of Presbyopia at once.

Upper Blepharoplasty

This procedure incises the skin along the double-eyelid line, removes lax skin, muscle, and fat, and firmly secures the levator palpebrae superioris muscle to fundamentally improve sagging eyelids.

Lower Blepharoplasty

This procedure excises sagging Under Eye skin caused by aging, removes some protruding Under Eye fat, repositions the rest, and firmly secures it to the periosteum.

Surgical Procedure

STEP 1. Before Surgery

The eyelid skin and orbicularis oculi muscle are sagging due to aging.

STEP 2. Skin and Fat Removal

Excess skin and fat are removed.

STEP 3. Orbicularis Oculi Muscle Correction

The stretched orbicularis oculi muscle is also removed.

STEP 4. Suturing

The incision is sutured along the double-eyelid line to create a lively, brighter appearance.

Please Note

Side effects such as swelling, bleeding, inflammation, bruising, and nerve damage may occur depending on the individual, and surgical results may vary from person to person. The surgical method is determined through consultation with a specialist.