Eye surgery

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.

Who it suits

Individuals who want a natural-looking double eyelid crease.
Patients with excess eyelid fat who want to avoid a full incision.
Those looking for a procedure with a faster recovery time than traditional surgery.

Technique highlights

Combines the stability of the incision method with the natural look of the non-incision (suture) method.
Minimal 1-3 small incisions allow for targeted fat and muscle removal.
High-fixation knots reduce the likelihood of the eyelid crease becoming undone over time.

Surgical steps

A specialized surgeon designs the eyelid crease line tailored to the patient's eye shape.
Small incisions (1-3 points) are made on the eyelid.
Excess fat or unnecessary muscle tissue is removed through the small openings.
The skin and underlying tissues are securely fixed and knotted to create a lasting crease.

Recovery & aftercare

Day 1-3: Return to light daily activities; expect some swelling.
Day 7: Visit the clinic for stitch removal.
2-4 Weeks: Residual swelling subsides, and the eyelid crease settles into a more natural shape.

Risks & things to consider

Post-operative complications such as bleeding, infection, or inflammation can occur depending on individual health conditions.
There is a possibility of minor swelling and bruising, which varies by patient.
Strict adherence to post-operative care instructions is required to ensure proper healing.