Lecture in Indonesia — Natural Upper Blepharoplasty with Minimal Swelling, and Lower Blepharoplasty That Preserves the Aegyo-sal

It has been a while since I posted.

Looking back at 2021, it was a packed year.

The Indonesian meeting had originally been planned for 2020, in Bandung. COVID pushed it indefinitely. Then in April we got a sudden message that it was on, and we put the talk together quickly.

The invitation email read as follows.

Conference presentation by Dr. Choi Dong-il — Lower Blepharoplasty

Presenting and taking questions in English carries its own pressure, but this was the debut.

Conference presentation by Dr. Choi Dong-il — Lower Blepharoplasty

First slide of the talk.

Eye photo from a Lower Blepharoplasty case

I lectured on both upper and lower blepharoplasty.

On the upper lid, the focus was achieving a natural look while keeping swelling minimal.

On the lower lid, an anatomy review and the techniques that produce a younger-looking result.

Conference presentation by Dr. Choi Dong-il — Lower Blepharoplasty

I covered the approach for preserving the aegyo-sal (lower-lid roll) intact.

In some cases, the aegyo-sal even becomes more pronounced after a lower blepharoplasty.

Conference presentation by Dr. Choi Dong-il — Lower Blepharoplasty

Their introduction of my background.

Dr. Choi Dong-il presenting at an academic conference

The colleague in the hijab is also a physician.

Dr. Choi Dong-il presenting at an academic conference

That's me with the headphones on.

The serious-looking gentleman in front is the session chair.

Image related to Lower Blepharoplasty
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Certificate of appreciation for the lecture.