Eye surgery
Eye surgery before & after — case #19938
Real before & after comparison from ID Hospital, Seoul — Eye surgery (case 1 of 9 in this area), with clinic details, surgeons, technique and aftercare.




Case at a glance
- Clinic
- ID Hospital, Seoul, Korea
- Treatment area
- Eye surgery
- Follow-up
- 3 months after surgery
- Photos
- 4
How this is done
Procedures in the same area as this case, with steps, recovery and cautions.
Bambi Eyelid Surgery (Full Eye Reshaping)
Bambi Eyelid Surgery is a comprehensive procedure that combines eyelid muscle correction with four-directional eye widening (inner, outer, and lower canthoplasty). It aims to create large, clear, almond-shaped eyes that look vivid and bright, similar to a 'deer-eyed' look.
Skinny Incision Double Eyelid Surgery in Korea
Skinny Incision Eyelid Surgery is a specialized technique designed to create a slim, natural crease by removing excess fat and muscle. It offers the permanence of an incisional method while avoiding the bulky, unnatural appearance often associated with traditional eyelid surgery.
Seven-Lock Non-Incisional Double Eyelid Surgery
Seven-Lock Double Eyelid surgery is a non-incisional technique that uses seven fixation points to create a secure and natural-looking crease. It offers a more durable result than traditional suture methods while ensuring minimal swelling and a fast recovery.
Partial Incision Double Eyelid Surgery
Partial incision double eyelid surgery combines small incisions with suture techniques to remove excess fat while creating a natural crease. This method offers a secure, long-lasting result with minimal scarring and a faster recovery than a full incision.
Canthoplasty (Inner, Lateral, and Lower Eye Opening)
Canthoplasty is a surgical procedure designed to lengthen the horizontal width of the eyes or adjust the angle of the eye corners. It helps transform small or sharp-looking eyes into a larger, clearer, and more refreshed appearance.
Dual Canthoplasty (Lateral and Lower Eye Corner Surgery)
Dual Canthoplasty is a surgical procedure that expands the outer corner of the eye both outward and downward to create a larger, clearer look. It is particularly effective for correcting slanted eyes and achieving a softer, more open eye shape without visible scarring.
Specialists for this treatment area
Board-certified ID Hospital specialists in the departments related to this case.
- Sang hoon Park
Board-certified Plastic Surgeon / Board-certified Surgeon
M.D., Ph.D.
- Ji Hyuck Lee
Board-certified Plastic Surgeon
M.D., M.S.
- Young tae Seo
Board-certified Plastic Surgeon
M.D.
- In seok Hwang
Board-certified Plastic Surgeon
M.D.
- Ju yong Kwon
Board-certified Plastic Surgeon
M.D.
- In seok Shin
Board-certified Plastic Surgeon
M.D.
Aftercare
The hospital schedules staged follow-up visits for wound care, swelling management and result assessment. Initial downtime is usually 1-2 weeks, while the final result settles around 3-6 months depending on the procedure and the individual.
Frequently asked questions
How long after surgery was this eye surgery case photographed?
This comparison was taken about 3 months after surgery.
Will my result look the same?
No. Outcomes depend on individual bone structure, skin quality, age and aftercare.
Who performs this procedure?
Board-certified specialists at ID Hospital in Seoul — plastic surgery, oral & maxillofacial surgery or dermatology, depending on the procedure.
Case photos show individual results. Outcomes vary with anatomy and aftercare.
Adapted from ID Hospital official material · View source page