Incisional Method (Eye Correction)

Double Fixation is Wonjin Plastic Surgery's Partial Incision Double Eyelid Surgery with Ptosis Correction, which simultaneously secures the levator muscle and Müller’s muscle—the muscles responsible for opening the eyes—above and below through a minimal 5–6 mm incision. It can correct Double Eyelid Surgery as well as moderate to severe ptosis. Dual fixation reduces the risk of loosening, and minimal tissue damage generally allows for faster recovery.

Strong fixation that does not loosen Rather than simply creating double eyelids, this is comprehensive eye surgery that adjusts the strength of the eye-opening muscles to create brighter, more defined eyes.

Recommended for

· Those whose eyes still appear heavy after Double Eyelid Surgery · Those with multiple or uneven double eyelid creases · Those with thick eyelids or excess fat · Those with severe ptosis that makes them look sleepy · Those who develop forehead wrinkles when opening their eyes

Before-and-after photos

Brighter eyes, shorter recovery, high satisfaction

Before surgery → After surgery

Before surgery → After surgery

Before surgery → After surgery

Before surgery → After surgery

Before surgery → After surgery

Before surgery → After surgery

Features of Wonjin Double Fixation

With a minimal 5–6 mm incision, tissue damage is minimized. The levator muscle and Müller’s muscle, which open the eyes, are simultaneously secured above and below to create clear, defined eyes with less risk of loosening.

Point 1. Correction up to severe ptosis

Can correct moderate to severe ptosis.

Point 2. Minimal scarring with a minimal incision

A minimal 5–6 mm incision reduces concerns about scarring.

Point 3. Removal of unnecessary tissue

Removes unnecessary tissue that can make the eyes appear heavy.

Point 4. Prevention of recurrence through excellent fixation

Dual fixation of the two muscles reduces the risk of loosening.

Point 5. Natural movement

Maintains natural movement when opening and closing the eyes.

Point 6. Less swelling, faster recovery

Minimal tissue damage results in less swelling and faster recovery.

What makes Wonjin Double Fixation special

Unlike the conventional full incisional method, it is performed through a minimal incision for faster recovery. The Müller’s muscle and levator muscle, which open the eyes, are dual-fixed, reducing the risk of loosening.

Shortening the stretched levator muscle and Müller’s muscle separately

Securing the shortened levator muscle and Müller’s muscle together

Double reinforcement

The levator muscle and Müller’s muscle are secured separately.

Improvement up to severe ptosis

Improves the eyes so they open comfortably and naturally.

Minimal incision, fast recovery

Fast recovery is possible with a minimal 5–6 mm incision.

Surgical procedure

The levator muscle and Müller’s muscle, which open the eyes, are simultaneously secured above and below according to each individual’s condition. Clear Ptosis Correction and Double Eyelid Surgery can be performed through a minimal incision with minimal concern about scarring.

STEP 1. Design and marking

The eyes are examined precisely to identify the exact cause.

STEP 2. Minimal incision

Depending on the case, a minimal incision of 5–6 mm or less is made.

STEP 3. Removal of unnecessary tissue

Unnecessary tissue is removed.

STEP 4. Muscle fixation

The levator muscle and Müller’s muscle are simultaneously secured above and below.

STEP 5. Eye appearance after surgery

Brighter-looking eyes can be seen after surgery.

Surgery information

| Surgery duration: 40 minutes | Anesthesia: Short-term sedation anesthesia or local anesthesia | Hospitalization: Same-day discharge | Suture removal: After 7 days | Return to daily activities: Possible after 3 days | Follow-up visit: After 3 days

Wonjin’s ptosis assessment

At Wonjin Plastic Surgery, the degree of ptosis is assessed and the appropriate Ptosis Correction method is selected accordingly.

Mild to moderate ptosis

Glam Eye Ptosis Correction

Moderate to severe ptosis

Double Fixation Ptosis Correction

Severe or revision ptosis

CFS (Common Fascial Sheath) Ptosis Correction

From published papers to academic conferences

Through the publication of diverse research papers and ongoing studies, Wonjin Plastic Surgery has gained recognition for its surgical expertise and safety.

Please be sure to review

Complications such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may generally occur after surgery or treatment, and their severity may vary by individual, so caution is required. Surgical methods and outcomes may vary depending on each individual’s condition and are determined through consultation with a specialist.