Sagging eyelids, a heavy and blocked field of vision, and an impression that looks older than you feel, all improved at once. Upper eyelid wrinkle surgery gives you naturally youthful eyes by making a drooping gaze clear and defined again.
As we age, the skin of the upper eyelid droops and the muscle inside the lid stretches along with it. The sagging lid starts to block your field of vision, lashes can poke the eye, and raising your brows to see clearly carves ever deeper wrinkles into your forehead. Upper blepharoplasty, also called upper eyelid wrinkle surgery, corrects all of this. It makes a drooping gaze clear and defined again, giving you naturally younger looking eyes.
Before surgery, Dr. Lee designs your new eyelid line together with you during the consultation.
The skin is incised along the designed line, and the sagging skin tissue and unnecessary fat are removed.
The eyelid skin is connected to the levator muscle and carefully sutured.
The surgery is finished, and your once drooping eyes become clear and defined.
Dr. Lee Haksoo personally takes responsibility for everything from your first consultation and a thorough patient analysis to the surgery itself, all within a safety focused medical system.
We never boast about case counts. As an eye specialty clinic built on a quarter century of experience, we promise natural results and high satisfaction.
Actual upper blepharoplasty patients of LEE HAKSOO Plastic Surgery, published with their consent.
Upper blepharoplasty for a woman in her 50s, three months after surgery
Upper blepharoplasty for a man in his 50s, three months after surgery
Upper blepharoplasty for a woman in her 60s, two months after surgery
Upper blepharoplasty for a woman in her 40s, two months after surgery
Actual patient photos published with consent. Individual results may vary. Click any photo to enlarge.
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