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PTOSIS CORRECTION

Eye Shape Correction

Clear, bright eyes in place of sleepy, heavy ones

Ptosis correction model — close-up of dark pupils that look large and distinct

FOURSEASONS · PLASTIC · SURGERY

What Is Ptosis Correction?

Turning heavy eyes into bright, lively eyes

Ptosis correction is surgery for cases where the eyelid covers the pupil because the eye-opening muscle is weak,improving the drooping eyelid to create a clearer, more defined eye shape.By supplementing the function of the muscle that lifts the eyelid, it improves thesleepy, tired-looking impression caused by blepharoptosis, and takes functional aspects into account as well.

Ptosis Correction Surgery Information

  • Surgery Time Surgery time icon — clock line illustration

    About 30 min

  • Anesthesia Anesthesia icon — syringe line illustration

    Local anesthesia + sleep anesthesia

  • Hospitalization Hospitalization icon — hospital bed line illustration

    Same-day discharge

  • Suture Removal Suture removal icon — tweezers line illustration

    After 3–5 days

  • Follow-up Visits Follow-up visits icon — clipboard with heart line illustration

    1–2 visits

  • Recovery Period Recovery period icon — charging battery line illustration

    After 2–3 days

Female model cradling her face with both hands and looking straight ahead against a warm greige background — clear, defined eyes

Ptosis Correction
Candidates

  1. If your eyes are uneven in size or you are bothered by asymmetric eyes
  2. If your eyelids droop and wrinkles are a concern
  3. If your eyelids cover much of your pupils
  4. If you use your eyebrow and forehead muscles to open and close your eyes, causing forehead wrinkles

Non-Incisional vs. Incisional Ptosis Correction

Non-Incisional Ptosis Correction
Non-incisional ptosis correction diagram — illustration of a closed upper eyelid marked with four knot points
Without a skin incision,the eye-opening muscle is adjusted to naturally correct the eye shape
Incisional Ptosis Correction
Illustration of incisional ptosis correction — closed upper eyelid with the incision line marked by a dotted line
Ptosis correction through an incision in the skin
Comparison of non-incisional and incisional ptosis correction
Non-Incisional Ptosis Correction Comparison Incisional Ptosis Correction
Eyes with thin eyelidsSuitable candidatesCorrectable in all cases
Definitive correction is difficultEye Shape CorrectionDefinitive correction possible
Fat removal difficultFat removalFat removal possible
MinimalSwellingPresent
MinimalScarSimilar to a double eyelid scar

Advantages of Non-Incisional and Incisional Ptosis Correction

Illustration of large, clear eyes after non-incisional ptosis correction
Non-Incisional Ptosis Correction
Illustration of large, clear eyes after incisional ptosis correction
Incisional Ptosis Correction
Advantages of non-incisional and incisional ptosis correction
Advantages of non-incisional ptosis correction Advantages of incisional ptosis correction
Minimal scarringA double eyelid crease that doesn't come undone
Natural, well-defined eyesReliable correction
Fast recoverySharp, well-defined eyes

Ptosis Correction Surgical Methods

Step-by-step procedure for both non-incisional and incisional techniques

Non-Incisional Ptosis Correction Procedure

  1. STEP 01
    Non-incisional ptosis correction step 1 illustration — open eye with the line designed in white dotted lines
    Design after a consultation
    with your specialist before surgery
  2. STEP 02
    Non-incisional ptosis correction step 2 illustration — closed upper eyelid with four tiny grooves marked
    Creating tiny
    grooves in the upper eyelid
  3. STEP 03
    Non-incisional ptosis correction step 3 illustration — eyelid muscle and double eyelid line being pulled up and secured
    The double eyelid line and
    muscle are pulled up and secured through the tiny grooves
  4. STEP 04
    Non-incisional ptosis correction step 4 illustration — eyes opened wide and clear
    Naturally large,
    well-defined eyes

Incisional Ptosis Correction Procedure

  1. STEP 01
    Incisional ptosis correction step 1 illustration — open eye with the line designed in white dotted lines
    Design after a consultation
    with your specialist before surgery
  2. STEP 02
    Incisional ptosis correction step 2 illustration — closed upper eyelid with the incision area marked by a red dotted line
    Incision along the design,
    then removal of excess fat
  3. STEP 03
    Incisional ptosis correction step 3 illustration — muscle being tied from inside the incision line to form the crease
    The muscle is tied
    to form the crease
  4. STEP 04
    Incisional ptosis correction step 4 illustration — eyes opened wide and clear
    Naturally large,
    well-defined eyes

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Main Phone

051-806-7979

Hours

Weekdays
10:00 - 19:00
Saturday
10:00 - 17:00
Lunch Break
13:00 - 14:00

Directions

8F, Judis Taehwa Main Building, 694 Jungang-daero, Busanjin-gu, Busan
(Parking at the Judis Taehwa Annex)
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