How to be buried
Use a special thread without skin incisions
It connects the eye-opening muscles and skin and forms a double eyelid line.
DOUBLE EYELID
Designed for your
unique eye shape
We compare non-incisional and incisional methods to plan for your eyelid anatomy.
ABOUT
Before the line
I see the condition of the eyelids.
The skin thickness and sagging of the eyelids, the amount of fat, and the function of the muscles that open the eyes are
It is an element to check together when choosing a method.
Non-incisional and incisional methods differ not only in how the crease is created,
There is a difference in recovery, scars, and maintenance methods.
METHOD
Two ways
Choose according to the structure
Non-incisional and incisional methods use different tissues and surgical approaches to create the crease.
Incision method
After cutting the eyelid skin to a certain extent
Remove some soft tissue such as skin, fat, muscle, etc. and fix the double eyelid line.
- Skin thickness and sagging degree
- The amount of fat in the eyelids
- Eyelid pens or upper eyelid surgery muscle function
- Whether the eyelids are asymmetrical
Skin thickness and sagging degreeCHECK
Before you decide the method
Conditions to look at together
Than one standard
Check the various conditions of the eyelids together.
PROCESS
The process of making lines
It depends on the method
5 steps of the non-incisional method
5 steps of incision method
COMPARISON
The same line
The way it is made is different
A division
How to be buried
Incision method
How to proceed
How to be buriedConnect the skin and the eye-opening muscles with a thread without a skin incision.
Incision methodAfter incising the skin, adjust the soft tissue such as skin, fat, muscle, etc. and fix the line.
Line formation
How to be buriedConnect the skin and the eye-opening muscles with a special thread.
Incision methodAfter partially removing some soft tissues such as skin, fat, and muscles, the line is fixed.
Organization adjustment
How to be buriedPut a thread through a small hole to form a line.
Incision methodIncluding fat removal after incision and upper eyelid surgery, muscle and dermis suture
Conditions of application
How to be buriedCheck skin sagging, asymmetry, and muscle functions together
Incision methodIt can be applied to complex conditions with a lot of sagging and fat, thick skin, and blema.
BEFORE SURGERY
Check each method
The difference between recovery and maintenance
Before you decide how to do the surgery
Check the limits and recovery characteristics of each method together.
- The non-incisional method may loosen the line over time or loosen the thread due to external impact.
- Repeating the non-incisional method can cause fibrosation inside the eyelids.
- The incision method has a relatively long recovery and may leave pain or scars.
The non-incisional method may loosen the line over time or loosen the thread due to external impact.※ The appropriate method may vary depending on the condition of the eyelids, so consult with a specialist to decide.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
The burying method is carried out without an incision, so the burden of swelling, bruise, and scars is relatively low and the recovery is fast.
The incision can last longer for recovery and pain, and the scars usually fader over time.The non-incisional method may loosen over time or loosen the thread due to external impact.
The incision method has a relatively high retention power by partially abstining and fixing the tissue.It can be applied to complex conditions such as sagging and fatty eyes, thick skin, or bleps.
You can adjust soft tissues such as skin, fat, and muscles.
You can look at the structural problems of the eyelids together.There is a limit to the decreased function of the upper eyelid surgery, severe sagging and asymmetry.
In the case of repetition, fibrosification inside the eyelids may occur, so you need to consult a specialist.
CONTACT
Look at the condition of the eyelids first.
Plan a way to fit
Check the difference between the non-incisional method and the incision method and guide you to the direction that matches your current eye condition.