Lower blepharoplasty (Under-eye)

Lower eyelid surgery is an eye procedure for middle-aged patients that improves under-eye sagging and a tired-looking appearance by addressing loose lower-eyelid skin and protruding fat and, when necessary, redistributing the fat evenly. ID Hospital lower eyelid surgery aims to create a natural under-eye contour through a fine incision just below the eyelashes, minimal dissection, skin excision, fat removal or redistribution, and meticulous suturing.

Fine-incision lower eyelid surgery for minimal scarring and fast recovery

Features of Fine-Incision Lower Eyelid Surgery

A fine incision is made in the skin directly below the eyelashes, with a minimally invasive approach using minimal dissection to reduce tissue damage and minimize scarring.

Point 1. Fine incision directly below the eyelashes · minimal dissection

Before surgery (incision design)

Point 2. Faster recovery with reduced swelling and bruising

Meticulous suturing techniques reduce tissue damage, enabling faster recovery with less concern about swelling and bruising.

Day 7 after surgery · after suture removal

Point 3. A more youthful eye shape with no obvious signs of surgery

3 months after surgery

Surgical Technique

After designing the height and contour to suit each individual's eye shape before surgery, loose and stretched lower-eyelid skin is excised, protruding fat is removed or redistributed evenly, and the incision is meticulously sutured.

STEP 1. Preoperative design

The height and contour are designed to suit each individual's eye shape.

STEP 2. Excision of excess skin

Loose and stretched skin is excised.

STEP 3. Fat removal or redistribution

Protruding fat is removed and redistributed evenly.

STEP 4. Meticulous suturing

The incision is carefully sutured to create a defined, natural-looking eye shape.

Please be sure to check

The surgical method and results may vary depending on the individual's condition and are determined through consultation with a specialist.