Puffy Eyelid Correction

Sausage eyelid correction is a revision surgery for eyes that appear sausage-like because the double-eyelid crease is too high or thick following a previous procedure. After analyzing causes such as excessive fat, muscle, scar tissue, and adhesions, the existing adhesions are released and a new crease is created at a lower position. Ptosis Correction may also be performed if necessary.

A natural double-eyelid crease should not be too high. POP Plastic Surgery does not simply lower the crease; it accurately analyzes and addresses the causes of sausage eyelids, including excessive fat, muscle, scar tissue, and adhesions.

Recommended for the following individuals

· Those with an excessively high crease from a previous surgery · Those with drooping, sausage-like eyelids due to excessive muscle · Those with Soft Tissue that is bound and excessively fixed · Those whose crease appears high as the double-eyelid line loosens due to weak fixation

Revision Surgery for a High Double-Eyelid Crease

Left: Thick double-eyelid crease before surgery · Right: Natural crease after surgery After precisely analyzing each individual's eye structure, prior surgical condition, and the cause of the thick appearance, an improvement plan is designed to improve eyes that appear unnaturally swollen.

Sausage Eyelid Correction by Case

CASE 1. Thick, High Double-Eyelid Crease

Before-and-after photos (left: before surgery · right: 1 month after surgery) The existing high double-eyelid crease is lowered and redesigned. Without removing skin, muscle, or Soft Tissue, the adhesions of the existing double-eyelid crease are released, and a new crease is created below it to lower the double eyelid.

CASE 2. Sausage Double Eyelids Caused by Sagging Skin

Before-and-after photos (left: before surgery · right: 1 month after surgery) After releasing the strong fixation and adhesions of the existing double eyelid, a new double-eyelid crease is created and fixed at an appropriate degree of strength and depth.

CASE 3. High Double-Eyelid Crease with Protruding Eyes

Before-and-after photos (left: before surgery · right: 1 month after surgery) The double-eyelid crease is fixed at an appropriate depth to minimize loosening. Ptosis Correction may be performed as needed to help the eyes open more clearly and reduce the size of the double eyelid.

Surgery Information

| Surgery duration: 1 hour | Anesthesia: Local anesthesia with sedation | Follow-up visits: 1–2 | Return to daily activities: 7 days

Please Note

Surgical results may vary by individual, and side effects such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur; therefore, thorough consultation is necessary. The surgical method is determined through consultation with a specialist.