Dr Park Il-ho

Solar non-incisional double eyelid

Jewelry's buried-suture double eyelid ties the crease at 5–7 points so it holds firmly, with light swelling and a fast return to daily life.

Incisional double eyelid

Opens along the designed crease, removes excess fat and muscle and fixes the fold firmly — suited to thick or sagging lids and the mainstay of revision work.

Partial-incision double eyelid

A short, targeted incision removes fat and fixes the crease, combining the advantages of the buried and full-incision methods with less swelling.

Ptosis correction

Assesses levator strength and adjusts its tension so the eye opens wider, correcting a sleepy look and the forehead lines caused by brow-lifting to see.

Epicanthoplasty (inner corner)

Releases an inner corner covered by the Mongolian fold at a calculated position and angle, widening the eye without an unnatural scar.

Lateral canthoplasty (outer corner)

Extends the eye horizontally at the outer corner for a wider look in profile, with position and angle controlled so too much sclera never shows.

Lower canthoplasty

Opens the lower outer corner to add vertical height, softening a fierce or upturned eye line.

Under-eye fat repositioning

Moves protruding under-eye fat into the deep tear trough instead of simply excising it, leaving the under-eye smooth and brighter.

Eye revision surgery

Corrects a lost, thick or asymmetric crease and scarring from earlier surgery, after assessing adhesion and remaining tissue.

Upper blepharoplasty

Removes hooded upper-lid skin pressing on the lash line, widening the field of vision and freshening the face — typically for middle age and above.

Lower blepharoplasty

Treats eye bags, sagging skin and fine lines by repositioning fat and trimming excess skin for a smooth, taut under-eye.

3D custom rhinoplasty

Designs the bridge and tip from each patient's real facial proportions, keeping tip height at about one third of nasal height for a balanced profile.