Lowering a Heavy (Sausage-Lid) Crease, Subtly

Eye photo from a Double Eyelid Revision case
Eye photo from a Double Eyelid Revision case

Her eyes are bright and her face is lovely — the one drawback was that the crease was sitting heavily,

with a sausage-lid feel.

So she wanted the crease brought down.

Patients with prominent globes tend to look heavy-lidded even when the crease is only modestly high.

Eye photo from a Double Eyelid Revision case

One week post-op. Even after suture removal, the lid still reads as heavy, right?

That's residual swelling.

Eye photo from a Double Eyelid Revision case

Three months post-op.

The crease sits noticeably lower than pre-op and continues to look more natural over time. The sausage-lid feel is fading.

We performed the scar-preserving high fold correction, commonly known as the "two-line" technique (두줄따기).

See the related post below.

Scar-Preserving High Fold Correction: Revising Heavy Sausage-Lid Folds

Three-month follow-up after a scar-preserving high fold correction. Some redness lingers, which fades with time.

One point worth emphasizing — the scars never fully disappear.

They do soften considerably over time.