Anti-aging
Upper blepharoplasty
Removes excess skin, muscle and fat from a drooping upper lid so the eye opens clearly and looks younger. Takes 40–50 minutes.
Who it suits
- Upper lid skin heavy enough to block vision
- Lashes turning inward or a moist lid fold
Technique highlights
- Addresses both appearance and functional problems
- Designed to keep the gaze soft, not severe
Surgical steps
- Assess skin laxity and brow position
- Design the incision to hide within the new crease
- Excise excess skin, muscle and fat
- Stitches out in 5–7 days with follow-up
Recovery & aftercare
- Stitch removal: 5~7days later
- Recovery: 5~7days
- Surgery time: 40~50minutes approx.
- Anaesthesia: local 또는 sedation
- Follow-up visits: 1~2visit(s)
Risks & things to consider
- Results depend on each person's anatomy and after-care.
- Every operation carries risks and possible complications; consult a board-certified plastic surgeon first.
- Surgery time and recovery figures come from Private's official pages and may change after assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Does upper blepharoplasty make the gaze look harsher?
The operation removes lax skin and muscle to bring back a younger eye. Without careful design the gaze can look stronger, but a well-planned incision keeps it soft.
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Source: privateps.co.kr
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