When the tissues in the lower eyelid area become loose, the orbital fat bulges out, forming "eye bags." Surgical treatment can be divided into two types, "internal" and "external," depending on the location of the incision.

Inner eyelid surgery:

The incision is made on the inner side of the eyelid, and excess fat in the eye bags is removed surgically. If there are tear troughs or mid-face hollowing issues, fat grafting can be performed at the same time.

Outward opening of eye bags:

The procedure includes steps such as preserving the under-eye bags, dissecting the tear trough ligaments, removing fat, laying fat underneath, fascia suspension, and removing excess skin.

In addition to improving eye bags, it can also treat sagging under the eyes. If there is ectropion, it can be treated with "tarsal plate shortening".

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Surgery can enlarge the eyes and improve problems such as sagging eyelids, fat accumulation, or asymmetry.

Double eyelid surgery:

Double eyelid creases are created using sutures.

Double eyelid surgery:

While creating a double eyelid crease, it can also remove excess skin and fat, and correct problems such as asymmetry or multiple creases.

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Ptosis that covers the iris requires levator palpebrae superioris surgery, which can increase the size of the open eye and improve vision and appearance.

Eyelid shortening surgery:

Wedge resection of part of the tarsal plate increases tension and support, improving drooping upper eyelids.

Fascial suspension:

By using fascia to fix and lift tissues, it effectively improves sagging and prevents eyelid eversion caused by gravity.

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