Upper Blepharoplasty

Made Young Upper Blepharoplasty is a procedure that removes excess skin, muscle, and fat from sagging upper eyelids to improve both an aged appearance and functional issues such as obstructed vision. An incisional method is used for severe sagging or thick skin, while a Non-incisional method is used for mild sagging and thin skin.

Achieve a more youthful appearance and resolve functional concerns at the same time

Are you leaving your sagging eyelids untreated?

Leaving sagging eyelids untreated can even harm eye health. · Skin irritation around the eyes · Reduced vision · Visual field obstruction Protect both your eye health and youthful appearance with Made Young Upper Blepharoplasty.

What is Upper Blepharoplasty?

This procedure addresses the underlying cause of eyelid sagging by tightening sagging skin and muscle, while simultaneously improving functional issues caused by sagging and an aged appearance.

Recommended for

· Those seeking a more youthful appearance with bright, defined eyes · Those whose vision is obstructed by sagging eyelids · Those with skin irritation around the eyes or eyelashes that poke the eyes · Those who develop forehead wrinkles due to weak eyelid-opening strength

The right method for your eyes: Incisional vs. Non-incisional Upper Blepharoplasty

Incisional Upper Blepharoplasty

· Procedure time: Approximately 1 hour · Scar: Similar to a Double Eyelid Surgery scar · Candidates: Those with severe eyelid sagging, thick skin, or significant eyelid fat

Non-incisional Upper Blepharoplasty

· Procedure time: Approximately 30 minutes · Scar: Almost none · Candidates: Those with mild eyelid sagging, thin skin, or little eyelid fat

Procedure Method ① Incisional Upper Blepharoplasty

STEP 1. Incision Design

The incision site is designed based on the skin, muscles, and other factors.

STEP 2. Removal of Excess Skin and Fat

After making the incision, excess skin and fat are removed.

STEP 3. Fixation and Suturing of Sagging Tissue

Sagging tissue is secured, and the incision line is sutured.

STEP 4. Complete Youthful, Vibrant Eyes

The procedure is completed with youthful, vibrant-looking eyes.

Procedure Method ② Non-incisional Upper Blepharoplasty

STEP 1. Line Design

The line is designed based on the skin, muscles, and other factors.

STEP 2. Remove Unnecessary Fat Through a Small Opening

A small opening is made in the eyelid to remove unnecessary fat.

STEP 3. Fixation with Sutures After Adhesion

Sagging skin and muscle are adhered, then secured with sutures.

STEP 4. Complete Youthful, Vibrant Eyes

The procedure is completed with youthful, vibrant-looking eyes.

Are you worried that Upper Blepharoplasty may make you look harsh?

There are two main reasons why Upper Blepharoplasty may result in a harsher appearance. · When the crease design is made too high · When you rely heavily on your forehead muscles If Upper Blepharoplasty is performed without understanding each individual's skin and muscle characteristics around the eyes, it may result in a harsher appearance.

CHECK POINT At Made Young, a board-certified plastic surgeon dedicated to eye surgery considers not only each individual's skin, muscles, and facial proportions, but also the degree of brow and Forehead sagging, helping reduce concerns about a harsher appearance after Upper Blepharoplasty.

Effects of Made Young Upper Blepharoplasty

· A more youthful appearance with bright, defined eyes · Secured visual field obstructed by sagging eyelids · Improvement of skin irritation around the eyes and eyelashes poking the eyes · Prevention of Forehead wrinkles caused by insufficient eyelid-opening strength

Procedure Information

| Procedure time: Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes | Anesthesia: Sedation anesthesia | Hospitalization: Same-day discharge | Suture removal: After 1 week

Made Young Upper Blepharoplasty Before & After

Before surgery → 6 months after surgery

Before surgery → 1 week after surgery

Please Note

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