Incisional Double Eyelid Surgery
from 900,000 KRW* VAT Not Included
This is a double-eyelid surgery in which an incision is made in the eyelid to remove sagging skin, muscle, and unnecessary fat, after which the skin and levator palpebrae superioris muscle are sutured to create the desired crease. It is suitable for individuals with excessive eyelid fat or significant drooping, those who desire a defined crease with a lower risk of loosening, and those requiring revision eyelid surgery. An inline, in-out line, or outline crease is selected according to the individual.
Surgery Overview
Made Young's Incisional method is a procedure that creates a double eyelid crease by making an incision in the eyelid, removing sagging skin, muscle, and unnecessary fat, then meticulously and securely suturing the skin and levator palpebrae superioris muscle. It is suitable for those with abundant eyelid fat or significant sagging, those who want a defined crease without concerns about loosening, and those who require Revision surgery of the eyes.

The most beautiful eye shape for my Face A defined double eyelid crease without concerns about loosening
Recommended for
· Those with abundant eyelid fat · Those with significant eyelid sagging · Those who want a defined eye shape without concerns about loosening · Those whose eyes appear closed or stuffy · Those who require Revision surgery of the eyes
Features of Made Young's Incisional method
Point 1. Personalized eye surgery tailored to each individual's eye condition

Before surgery → After surgery (Actual Made Young eye surgery case)
· Assessment of eyelid fat volume and muscle condition · Assessment of the degree of eyelid sagging · Harmony between eye length and facial proportions Made Young considers each individual's current eye condition and overall harmony to create larger, more defined eyes with the most beautiful double eyelid crease.
Point 2. Secure fixation that does not loosen

After making an incision in the eyelid and appropriately removing sagging skin, muscle, and unnecessary fat, the skin and levator palpebrae superioris muscle are meticulously and securely sutured to prevent loosening, creating a double eyelid crease without concerns about loosening.
Point 3. Creation of various double eyelid crease types
Various double eyelid crease types can be created, including In-Line Crease, In-Out Crease, and Semi-Out Line Crease, according to each individual's current eye condition and preferences.
Double Eyelid Crease Types

In-Line Crease
This type begins with the start of the double eyelid crease partially concealed at the inner corner of the eye.

In-Out Crease
This type features a double eyelid crease that gradually becomes wider from the inner corner toward the outer corner, then maintains a consistent width.

Semi-Out Line Crease
This type begins with the double eyelid crease exposed outside the inner corner of the eye.
Surgical Procedure

STEP 1. Design of eye shape and crease height
The eye shape and crease height are designed to suit each individual's characteristics.

STEP 2. Removal of unnecessary tissue after incision
After making an incision in the eyelid, unnecessary skin, muscle, and other tissue are partially removed according to the degree of sagging.

STEP 3. Meticulous and secure suturing
The skin and levator palpebrae superioris muscle are meticulously and securely sutured to prevent loosening.

STEP 4. Completion of defined, bright-looking eyes
The procedure is completed with Made Young's signature defined, bright-looking eyes.
Made Young eye surgery: Maximum results with minimal manipulation
· Dedicated eye surgery medical team — One-on-one care by a board-certified plastic surgeon · Personalized consultation system — One-on-one detailed analysis and consultation tailored to individual characteristics · Years of surgical experience and expertise — Board-certified plastic surgeons with extensive surgical experience Dedicated eye surgery medical team: Director Park Byeong-chan, board-certified plastic surgeon
Surgery Information
| Surgery time: Approximately 1–2 hours | Anesthesia: Local anesthesia with sedation | Hospitalization: Same-day discharge | Suture removal: After 7 days | Recovery period: Approximately 1 week
Please Note
Surgical results may vary depending on the individual's condition, and the surgical method is determined through consultation with a specialist.


