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PLASTIC SURGERY Eye Surgery for
the Middle Age

※Recovery time, hospital admission and visiting for
treatment schedule may vary among individuals.

Operation time
50 minutes
Method of
anesthesia
Partial anesthesia
Hospital
admission stay
unnecessary
Suture removal
about 5 days
Visiting for
treatment
1 time
Recovery time
about 1 week

Surgical Correction of the
Eyes For the Middle-aged

Aging leads to droopy eyes secondary to decreased elasticity of the skin, or fat accumulation that stretches the skin below the eye. There are several surgical options for the middle-aged clients desiring to improve their eye appearance. Most popular procedures include upper blepharoplasty and browpexy, which corrects sagging eyelids, and also component lower blepharoplasty (LOWER BLEPHAROPLASTY) in which bulging flesh is removed and corrected below the eye.

What is Upper Blepharoplasty?

This is a procedure performed for cases with sagging eyelids secondary to decreased elasticity of the skin, as aging progresses.

The fundamental aim of upper blepharoplasty is returning the upper eyelids to the state before the aging progression.

The sagging skin is appropriately excised, and excessive muscle and fat tissues are also resected before suturing. A clear sight is secured, and the effect of having a younger and more lively appearance is attained after surgery.