Is there anything more important than your first eye surgery?

These days, unlike in the past, it seems people are placing more and more importance on managing their appearance.
Eye surgery in particular has become so common that some even say it feels more like a procedure than plastic surgery.
Because the surgery is performed so widely, many people assume that their first eye surgery will definitely be successful
and more people are gradually coming to think of it as a simple, light surgery.
Eye surgery is best performed at a clinic with extensive experience,
and if you decide too quickly, the results may not be satisfying and you may have to consider revision surgery.
Before undergoing your first eye surgery, it is important to check several things carefully.
Today, we will look at the types of eye surgery and what you should check before proceeding.
There are various types of eye surgery, and the representative types of double-eyelid surgery include
natural adhesion, partial incision, and full incision.
Let’s take a look at each one.

The first is Ten-Minute Natural Adhesion.
At our clinic, Ten-Minute Natural Adhesion is performed in a shape that suits each individual.
After creating 3 to 4 skin adhesion points to encourage natural adhesion of the skin,
only one point at the outer end of the eye is finely sutured to create the most natural-looking double-eyelid shape possible.
This is the surgical method we use.

Through a thorough consultation before surgery, we design a natural and beautiful line that suits each person’s eyes,
then create skin adhesion points to naturally form the double-eyelid line.
With only one point finely sutured, a lovely-looking eye shape can be expected.

The second is the partial incision method.
At our clinic, the partial incision method uses a very small incision of about 1 to 2 mm in the eyelid
to remove a small amount of fat, then sutures the area with the aim of a natural double-eyelid line.
It is suitable for those who have eyelid fat and monolid eyes,
and the surgery is performed through a very small incision of 1 to 2 mm.

Before surgery, the desired height and shape are designed to suit the patient’s face.
A partial incision is then made at the designed location, unnecessary fat is removed, and the partially incised area
is sutured, so improvement toward a natural and defined eye shape can be expected.

The third is the detailed incision method.
At our clinic, the detailed incision method removes unnecessary fat and sagging skin through an eyelid incision
and strengthens the muscles that open the eyes while creating double eyelids, making it suitable for eyes with a lot of fat
or drooping eyelids.

Before surgery, the desired height and shape are designed to suit the patient’s face.
Along the line, unnecessary fat and orbicularis oculi muscle are excised, and sagging skin is refined.
The excised double-eyelid line is then naturally fixed and sutured,
and the area is delicately finished so scars are not noticeable; a clear, defined eye shape can then be expected.
Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery has built experience performing eye surgery for many patients over a long period of time,
and provides meticulous support from one-on-one customized consultations to personalized post-surgery care.
At Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery, we aim for
satisfying results.
Since this is your first eye surgery, it is of course important to research carefully and proceed with caution.
Surgery should be performed only after thorough preliminary research and sufficient consultation with the medical team
so that you can look forward to a satisfying result.
If you have been looking into eye surgery but were unsure which points are important,
which surgical method is right for you, or which clinic you can trust,
and you have been hesitating because you were not fully confident, take this opportunity to visit Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery
and receive a consultation~~~
Aiming for natural-looking eyes that look as if they were always your own,
Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery will do our very best to support and help you~!!!
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