Ptosis Correction

Made Young Ptosis Correction is a procedure that corrects ptosis, in which weak eyelid-opening muscles (levator palpebrae superioris) cause the eyelid to cover the pupil, creating a clearer, more refreshed eye appearance. Depending on eyelid thickness, degree of drooping, and amount of fat, it is performed using either a Non-incisional method or an incisional method.

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What Is Ptosis Correction?

When the eyelid-opening muscles (levator palpebrae superioris) are weak and the eyelids droop, they cover the pupils, making the eyes appear sleepy or tired. Ptosis Correction is a procedure that corrects this ptosis to create a refreshed and defined eye appearance.

Less than 70% pupil exposure

Sleepy-looking eyes

80–90% or more pupil exposure

Normal eyes

Recommended For

· Those whose eyelids cover their pupils due to weak eyelid-opening muscles (true ptosis) · Those with less than 70% pupil exposure, making them appear sleepy or tired · Those who want to transform a heavy-looking eye appearance into a more refreshed and defined one

Not All Cases Are True Ptosis

Not everyone who appears sleepy or tired has true ptosis.

True ptosis — Cases requiring Ptosis Correction

True ptosis caused by weak eyelid-opening muscles requires Ptosis Correction.

Pseudo-ptosis — Cases not requiring Ptosis Correction

Pseudo-ptosis, in which the eyelid-opening muscles are normal but simple eyelid sagging creates the appearance of ptosis, can be corrected with Double Eyelid Surgery alone. Made Young does not recommend unnecessary procedures and recommends only methods that achieve maximum results with minimal surgery.

Ptosis Correction Methods

Non-incisional Ptosis Correction

· For thin eyelids · For mild eyelid drooping · For minimal eyelid fat

Incisional Ptosis Correction

· For thick eyelids · For severe eyelid drooping · For excessive eyelid fat

For refreshed and defined eyes, discover the difference in Made Young's Ptosis Correction expertise

Features of Made Young Ptosis Correction

Point 1. Minimal scarring

Delicate techniques minimize tissue damage, making scars nearly invisible even when the eyes are closed after surgery.

Point 2. Improved appearance

By addressing issues with the eyelid-opening muscles, the glabella and Forehead no longer need to be used to open the eyes, resulting in a softer appearance.

Point 3. Medical staff with an aesthetic sense

Our eye surgery specialists, with years of surgical experience and an aesthetic sensibility, help you find the most beautiful eye shape.

Point 4. Personalized 1:1 eye surgery

Rather than insisting on a single Epicanthoplasty technique, we consider each individual's facial proportions to determine the most attractive eye length and angle.

Made Young Total Eye Surgery Solution

Double eyelids

A procedure that creates a natural, defined double-eyelid line for larger, clearer-looking eyes

Ptosis Correction

A procedure that makes sleepy, heavy-looking eyes caused by weak eyelid-opening muscles appear larger and more refreshed

Epicanthoplasty

A procedure that adjusts the horizontal length and angle of the eyes to create a more refreshed and softer eye appearance

Made Young considers each individual's facial proportions, degree of eyelid drooping, strength of the eyelid-opening muscles, degree of pupil exposure, outer eye corner angle, and more to determine the most suitable double-eyelid line and eye width and length.

Made Young Eye Surgery: Maximum Results with Minimal Intervention

· Dedicated eye surgery medical team — 1:1 responsible care by a board-certified plastic surgeon · Personalized consultation system — 1:1 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 staff: Director Park Byung-chan, board-certified plastic surgeon

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Surgical results may vary depending on each individual's condition, and the surgical method is determined through consultation with a specialist.