Ptosis Correction without double eyelid X Forehead/Brow Lift
“ Combined Upper Eyelid Surgery for Larger Eyes and a Softer Impression Without Double Eyelids ”
- Ptosis Correction without double eyelid and Forehead Lift Simultaneously
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For those with a narrow gap between the eyes and brows, or those who raise their brows to open their eyes,
Ptosis Correction without double eyelid alone may bring the eyes and brows even closer, resulting in a heavy or fierce impression.
Conversely, performing a Forehead/Brow Lift alone may soften the impression, but the size of the eyes is likely to remain the same.
Ptosis Correction without double eyelid X Forehead/Brow Lift is a combined corrective procedure that addresses sagging skin covering the eyes
while naturally widening the space between the eyes and brows.
By strengthening eye-opening strength for more defined eyes, and simultaneously lifting and fixing sagging brows and the forehead,
the eyes become larger and a refreshing, soft impression is achieved — all without double eyelids.
- Surgery Time
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Approx. 1 hour 30 minutes
- Anesthesia
- Local / Sedation Anesthesia
- Hospitalization
- Not Required
- Suture Removal
- After 7 days
- Follow-up Visit
- 1 visit
- Recovery Period
- Approx. 7 days
*Results may vary depending on the patient's condition and surgical method.
- who
Candidates for Ptosis Correction without double eyelid X Forehead/Brow Lift
We recommend Ptosis Correction without double eyelid X Forehead/Brow Lift surgery for the following candidates.
- ✓Those with a narrow eye-to-brow gap or who raise their forehead to open their eyes, who want to maintain monolids while enlarging the eyes, and avoid a heavy or fierce-looking impression
- before & after
- Before & After Photos
- Ptosis Correction without double eyelid X Forehead/Brow Lift
- Before & After Photos
4in2 Endoscopic Forehead Lift · Monolid Correction
4-in-2 Endoscopic Forehead Lift · Lower Blepharoplasty · Monolid Correction
Recovery time may vary by individual after surgery, and side effects such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur.