Eye procedures for middle-aged patients

Eye procedures for middle-aged patients (droopy eye surgery) are not simply about creating a double-eyelid line; they are customized procedures that diagnose the causes of sagging in the eyelids, eyebrows, and Forehead together. ID Hospital assesses concerns such as sleepy-looking eyes, obstructed vision, wrinkles that deepen from using the Forehead muscles, and asymmetric eyes, then selects or combines the appropriate approach among upper eyelid surgery, lower eyelid surgery, eyebrow Lift, and Forehead Lifting.

Lighter Eyes: Droopy Eye Surgery

If You Have These Concerns

This droopy eye surgery offers a customized design focused on the cause of sagging, rather than simple Double Eyelid Surgery.

Sleepy-looking eyes

Obstructed vision

Using Forehead muscles

Deepening Forehead wrinkles

Asymmetry correction

Uneven eye shape

How Is It Different from Conventional Double Eyelid Surgery?

While conventional Double Eyelid Surgery is a cosmetic approach focused on creating a line, droopy eye surgery corrects the cause of sagging while considering both function and appearance.

ID Droopy Eye Surgery

| Purpose Fundamental correction of the cause of sagging, with simultaneous improvement of function and appearance | Method Hidden incisions within the crease line and wrinkles, with fine suturing to minimize scars | Appearance changes Maintains a natural appearance through precise consideration of eyebrow position, wrinkles, and proportions | Candidates Case-by-case analysis from mild to severe sagging

Conventional Double Eyelid Surgery

| Purpose Focused on simple crease-line creation and a cosmetic approach | Method Primarily skin excision, with concern for visible incisional scars | Appearance changes May look unnatural in cases of Overcorrection of the crease line | Candidates Simple skin sagging and mild cases

A Clearer Eye Shape

Upper Eyelid Surgery

Excess upper eyelid skin is incised to create a natural double eyelid and improve droopy-looking eyes.

Lower Eyelid Surgery

Sagging under-eye skin and bulging fat are removed to create a more refreshed eye appearance.

Eyebrow Lift

An incision is made along the eyebrow line to lift the sagging upper eyelid and create a more open eye appearance.

Forehead Lifting

After a small hidden incision along the hairline, the Forehead and eyebrows are lifted to improve Forehead wrinkles and create clearer-looking eyes.

* Images are for illustrative purposes only and are not actual before-and-after photos.

Upper Eyelid Surgery Procedure

STEP 1. Before Surgery

STEP 2. Preoperative Design

STEP 3. Incision Along the Double-Eyelid Line

An incision is made along the double-eyelid line following the sagging eyelid.

STEP 4. Removal of Eyelid Skin, Fat, and Muscle

Excess eyelid skin, fat, and muscle are removed.

STEP 5. After Surgery

A defined double eyelid and eye shape are achieved.

Lower Eyelid Surgery Procedure

STEP 1. Before Surgery

STEP 2. Minimal Incision Directly Below the Eyelashes

A minimal incision is made directly below the eyelashes.

STEP 3. Fat Removal and Repositioning

Protruding fat is removed and repositioned.

STEP 4. Meticulous Suturing

The incision site is carefully sutured, taking the remaining skin into consideration.

STEP 5. After Surgery

A defined and natural eye shape is achieved.

Eyebrow Lift Procedure

STEP 1. Before Surgery

STEP 2. Incision Along the Eyebrow Line

An incision is made along the eyebrow line according to the degree of sagging.

STEP 3. Removal of Sagging Skin and Tissue

Sagging skin and unnecessary tissue are removed.

STEP 4. Fixation and Delicate Suturing

After fixation along the eyebrow line, delicate suturing is performed.

STEP 5. After Surgery

A refreshed eye appearance is achieved.

Forehead Lifting Procedure

STEP 1. Before Surgery

STEP 2. 1 cm Hidden Incision Inside the Hairline

STEP 3. Simultaneous Lifting After Dissection

After Dissection of the Forehead, above the eyebrows, and the Glabella, Lifting is performed simultaneously.

STEP 4. After Surgery

Forehead wrinkles are improved, and the eye contour is refined.

Three Key Points That Make a Difference in Results

Point 1. A Design That Minimizes Scars

Recovery looks natural, without obvious signs of surgery.

Point 2. Precise Consideration of Changes in Appearance

Maintains a gentle appearance without looking harsh.

Point 3. Customized Surgery by Cause

We propose combined solutions rather than a single procedure.

Postoperative Care Program

ID operates a comprehensive intensive care program, established through 20 years of clinical expertise, to support quick recovery and a stable return to daily life.

Please Be Sure to Check

Surgical methods and results may vary depending on the individual's condition and are determined through consultation with a specialist.