Natural Adhesion Double Eyelid Surgery

Natural adhesion Double Eyelid Surgery is a procedure that creates a double eyelid line by tying the skin and inner eyelid muscle without an incision, encouraging natural adhesion. It is suitable for those with thin skin and little tissue, or those who want a quick recovery. AB Plastic Surgery reduces concerns about loosening by securing both the starting and ending points of the line.

Before-and-after photos (before surgery on the left · after surgery on the right) Before surgery → After surgery

Double Eyelid Surgery is one of the most commonly performed procedures in plastic surgery and has a high satisfaction rate. As it is such a popular procedure, AB Plastic Surgery considers harmony with the overall Face most important and determines the eye shape best suited to your Face through one-on-one personalized consultation.

Recommended for

· Those with thin skin and little tissue · Those seeking natural-looking results · Those who are hesitant about incisions or want a quick recovery

Features of AB Natural Adhesion Double Eyelid Surgery

Point 1. Personalized design

By adjusting the starting point of the double eyelid according to the condition of the eyes, we create a semi-glamorous eye shape that harmonizes with the Face while highlighting your individuality.

Point 2. Double fixation to reduce concerns about loosening

Although there may be concerns that Natural adhesion method can loosen, AB Plastic Surgery pursues long-lasting results by securing both the starting and ending points of the double eyelid line.

Standard natural adhesion method (single fixation)

AB double fixation (fixation at the beginning and end of the line)

Advantages of AB Double Eyelid Surgery

Point 1. A naturally personalized eye shape

By adjusting the starting point of the double eyelid according to the condition of the eyes, we create a semi-glamorous eye shape that harmonizes with the Face.

In-fold

A type in which most of the line is hidden.

In-out fold

A line that starts at a low point and becomes wider toward the outer corner of the eye.

Semi-out fold

A line that starts slightly higher than an in-fold.

Out-fold

A fully high and distinct line from the starting point.

Point 2. A naturally secured, long-lasting line

Creates a subtle, natural-looking double eyelid line that lasts.

Before-and-after photos (before surgery on the left · after surgery on the right) Before surgery → 10 months after surgery

Before-and-after photos (before surgery on the left · after surgery on the right) Before surgery → 10 months after surgery

Point 3. Fast recovery with reduced tissue damage and swelling

By removing only a minimal amount of tissue and skin, the procedure is shorter, with less swelling and faster recovery. We avoid excessive surgery and aim for Natural adhesion method that lasts as long as an incision, and Incisional Double Eyelid Revision that looks as natural as Natural adhesion method.

Procedure

STEP 1. Before surgery

Before surgery, the condition of your eyes is carefully assessed.

STEP 2. Personalized design

The starting point and position of the double eyelid line are determined according to the condition of your eyes.

STEP 3. Procedure

Following the designed line, the skin and inner muscle are tied together, and areas prone to loosening are secured twice.

STEP 4. Inducing natural adhesion

Natural adhesion is encouraged between the tied skin and muscle to create a natural yet defined double eyelid.

STEP 5. After surgery

A naturally personalized double eyelid line is completed.

Surgery Information

| Procedure time 20 minutes | Anesthesia Local anesthesia or light sedation | Suture removal 2–3 days | Recovery period 2–3 days

Pre- and Postoperative Precautions

Before surgery

· Please inform us in advance if you have underlying conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, or thyroid disease; medication allergies; or a history of heart, lung, liver, kidney, or brain-related surgery. An anesthesia consultation and additional tests may be performed if necessary. · Please stop taking aspirin, pain relievers, hormonal medications, herbal medicine, and vitamin supplements starting 1 week before surgery. Bring any medications you are currently taking on the day of surgery. · Smoking delays recovery and increases the risk of infection and anesthesia-related complications. Stop smoking from the day you decide to undergo surgery, and stop drinking alcohol 1 week before surgery. · Fast, including water, candy, and gum, for 10 hours before surgery. · Remove all nail polish and gel nails, and do not wear contact lenses or makeup on the day of surgery. Please wear comfortable clothing with front buttons. · Please inform us in advance if you have a high fever, cough, or cold symptoms within 1 week before surgery, or if your menstrual period overlaps with the surgery date. · You may not drive yourself on the day of surgery.

After surgery

· For 3–4 days after surgery, sleeping with your head elevated above your heart can help reduce swelling. · Apply cold compresses only through the third day after surgery. Major swelling usually subsides within 1 week, while residual swelling may last 1–3 months. · Sutures are removed between 3 and 10 days depending on the condition of the wound. Do not rub or squeeze your eyes vigorously, and do not forcibly remove scabs. · Face washing and light makeup are possible from the day after suture removal. Heavy eye makeup and contact lenses may be used after 3 weeks. Please avoid saunas and swimming for 1 month. · Light exercise is possible after 1 week, and strenuous exercise after 1 month. · Alcohol and smoking are prohibited for 1 month, as they may cause inflammation and delay recovery. · The final eye shape settles over 3–6 months after surgery.

Please be sure to check

Swelling, bruising, infection, Scar Revision, line asymmetry or loosening, Overcorrection, and Undercorrection may occur after surgery. Accurate assessment of the balance among line height, fixation strength, and eyelid-opening muscle function is important, and the surgical method and results may vary depending on the individual's condition.