Incisional Double Eyelid Surgery

Incisional method is a procedure that creates a bright, defined double-eyelid line by making an incision in the skin and simultaneously removing sagging eyelid skin, muscle, and fat layers. It can improve laxity and thick muscles that cannot be addressed with the Suture method, making it effective for severely drooping eyelids, thick eyelids, and Revision surgery.

Bright, defined lines! Want more open-looking eyes? The Incisional method and Partial Incision Double Eyelid Surgery create bright, defined double-eyelid lines by making an incision in the skin and simultaneously removing sagging eyelids, muscle, and fat layers.

Recommended for

· Those who want a defined double eyelid that does not come undone permanently · Those whose eyelids droop severely or whose eyelashes poke their eyes, causing discomfort in daily life · Those with thick eyelids or excessive upper-eyelid fat that makes the eyes look heavy · Those undergoing Revision surgery

Features of the Faceline Incisional Method

This method creates a double eyelid by repositioning muscle and skin tissue. The Incisional method can address the limitations of Partial Incision Double Eyelid Surgery, in which laxity and thick muscles may not be fully corrected. It is effective for people with sagging eyelids or thick skin, muscle, and fat layers.

Point 1. Effective for weak or sunken eyes

It is especially effective for eyes with weak eyelid-opening strength or a sunken appearance.

Point 2. Securely sutured line

After partially removing fat and muscle from the upper eyelid, several points of the levator palpebrae muscle and the dermal layer of the skin are tied and sutured together.

Point 3. Reliable results

The recovery period is approximately 2 weeks, which is somewhat longer than with the Suture method, but it can provide definite results for sagging or thick eyelids.

Incisional method Procedure

STEP 1. Line incision

An incision is made along the desired double-eyelid line.

STEP 2. Muscle removal

An appropriate amount of muscle surrounding the eye is removed.

STEP 3. Fat removal

For thick eyelids, an appropriate amount of fat is removed.

STEP 4. Attachment and suturing

The muscle used to open the eyes is connected to the skin.

Surgical Information

| Recovery period: approximately 2 weeks

Please be sure to check

Bleeding, infection, inflammation, and other complications may occur after surgery, so caution is required. Subjective satisfaction may vary from person to person. The surgical method and results may differ depending on the individual’s condition and are determined through consultation with a specialist.