Eye surgery
Ptosis correction
MOOi treats ptosis at the source by strengthening and repositioning the levator muscle rather than only changing the outer appearance. Surgery takes about an hour.
Who it suits
- Eyes that never open fully and always look sleepy
- Needing to raise the brows to open the eyes
- Uneven eye opening between the two sides
Technique highlights
- Available non-incisionally (five to seven micro openings) or through an incision
- The levator is knotted with special suture to strengthen eye opening
- The crease is designed together with the muscle correction
Surgical steps
- Measure levator function and map nerve position
- Design the line to preference and tissue condition
- Adjust the muscle and fix the crease
Recovery & aftercare
- About one hour of surgery with an immediate return to daily life
- Sutures out at seven days for the incisional method; none for the non-incisional method
Risks & things to consider
- Results depend on individual anatomy and after-care.
- Every operation carries risks and possible complications; consult a specialist first.
- Surgery time and recovery figures come from MOOi's official pages and may change after the doctor's assessment.
Frequently asked questions
How is ptosis correction performed at MOOi?
MOOi treats ptosis at the source by strengthening and repositioning the levator muscle rather than only changing the outer appearance. Surgery takes about an hour.
Who is ptosis correction suitable for?
Eyes that never open fully and always look sleepy · Needing to raise the brows to open the eyes · Uneven eye opening between the two sides
What stands out about MOOi's approach?
Available non-incisionally (five to seven micro openings) or through an incision · The levator is knotted with special suture to strengthen eye opening · The crease is designed together with the muscle correction
How long does the surgery and recovery take?
About one hour of surgery with an immediate return to daily life · Sutures out at seven days for the incisional method; none for the non-incisional method
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Source: mooips.com