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Since eye growth largely stops by middle school,

one of the first areas to show signs of aging as we get older

is the eyes.

This is because the eyelids have thin skin and fewer sebaceous glands,

making them prone to losing elasticity.

As the elasticity around the eyes gradually decreases,

the eyes may appear heavy, or the actual exposure of the pupils

may decrease, leading to obstructed vision

and discomfort. This can lead to a habit of using the forehead

instead of the eyes to raise the eyebrows,

which deepens forehead wrinkles and further sags the eyelids,

making one’s impression look tired and older.

In such cases, a Busan upper blepharoplasty

can address the sagging eyelids.

How is upper blepharoplasty performed?

Busan upper blepharoplasty corrects stretched muscles and fat

to strengthen the power to open the eyes, restoring a more

defined and refreshed eye appearance.

It offers not only cosmetic improvement but also functional

benefits, which is why recently, middle-aged individuals and those in their 30s

are also considering Busan upper blepharoplasty.

The approach to upper blepharoplasty varies depending on the individual's eye condition,

requiring detailed consultation with a specialist and customized design.

For mild sagging, improvement may be possible with minimal skin excision,

but if muscle or fat sagging is also present, it is necessary to correct

the muscle layer to enhance the eye-opening function

and alleviate functional discomfort.

It's not just about cutting off skin from the eyelids; because the eye structure and individual skin elasticity

vary greatly from person to person, a detailed

approach that comprehensively considers the eye shape, impression,

and function is required. Patient satisfaction is high because it is a functional

surgery that can also help alleviate visual obstruction and eye fatigue.

After surgery, swelling and bruising may temporarily appear.

While performing the surgery is important,

these will improve and subside over time, but the patient's

post-operative care is also crucial. Initially, cold compresses can help

reduce swelling, and later, warm compresses can aid

blood circulation to help bruises disappear faster.

It is important to avoid rubbing your eyes vigorously or wiping them harshly.

Washing your face and applying makeup

should be done after the stitches are removed.

Therefore, regular follow-up observations

to continuously check the recovery status

are important for a good recovery.

A customized Busan upper blepharoplasty

plan and procedure, based on the eye structure, individual skin elasticity,

and muscle condition, are necessary to achieve natural and

balanced results.

If sagging eyelids make your impression look tired or

you feel functionally uncomfortable opening your eyes,

Busan upper blepharoplasty can help you open your eyes comfortably

and achieve a clear eye shape, restoring a vibrant impression.

Since people often look at the eyes first when meeting someone,

the eyes are an important part that determines the overall facial impression.

By correcting sagging eyelids through Busan upper blepharoplasty,

changes due to aging can be naturally improved.

It is recommended to undergo Busan upper blepharoplasty

that is suitable for you through accurate diagnosis and delicate design.