Incision Ptosis Correction + Epicanthoplasty

* Basic Information

· Female in her 20s

· Eye-opening strength: asymmetric — weaker on the right side

· Excess skin: approximately 3 mm

· Skin thickness: moderate

· Main concerns: Bothered by left-right asymmetry. The inner corners of the eyes appear sharp and constricted.

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* Consultation

1. The inner double eyelid present only on the left eye makes the asymmetry quite pronounced, doesn't it? In many cases like this, simply creating a crease on the right eye is enough to improve symmetry — however, this patient's right eye also had slightly reduced opening strength. She also wanted the crease to be more visible than the existing left-eye line.

2. Incision ptosis correction is therefore needed to achieve a symmetrically satisfying crease line.

3. For the inner corners, epicanthoplasty is needed to create a more open and softer appearance.

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* Treatment Plan

Incision Ptosis Correction

Epicanthoplasty

* Post-Operative Progress

Asymmetric eyes are, in truth, quite challenging to operate on. There are many variables both during and after surgery. It is therefore strongly recommended to have this procedure performed by a board-certified plastic surgeon. :)

For consultations and surgery — always see a board-certified plastic surgeon!

Wishing you health and beauty today. :)

Right Thinking, Right Plastic Surgery — Yu Young-moon

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Complications and side effects following surgery — including bleeding, inflammation, infection, and asymmetry — may vary from person to person. Please exercise appropriate caution.

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