Eye surgery
Blepharoptosis correction
Ptosis correction adjusts eye opening and shape after assessment of eyelid function.
Who it suits
- People who cannot fully open the eyes or use the forehead to do so
Technique highlights
- It focuses on the actual opening, not only the crease
Surgical steps
- Consultation and structural assessment with a specialist
- Individual surgical and recovery planning
- Scheduled follow-up and access to the care team for concerns
Recovery & aftercare
- Follow the hospital's medication, wound-care and post-operative instructions.
- Recovery varies by procedure and individual condition.
Risks & things to consider
- Every operation carries risks; consult a board-certified plastic surgeon before deciding.
- Timing, recovery and anaesthesia depend on ETONNE's individual assessment.
Frequently asked questions
How does double-eyelid surgery differ from ptosis correction?
Double-eyelid surgery creates a crease, while ptosis correction adjusts the actual opening and shape of the eye; the procedures may be combined when clinically indicated.
Playlist: Eye surgery
3 clips in this playlist from the hospital's official channel.
- Essential viewing for people wanting to improve droopy eyes without changing their look
- Can cat-like eyes become puppy-like eyes?
- A double-eyelid specialist explains a fold suited to your look
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Source: etonne.kr