Some may find it unfamiliar, but many of you will already know it well.
Those considering eye revision surgery have likely heard of it often while researching high and low.
In particular, the scar-preserving high fold correction (the "two-line" technique) is a surgery that our Dr. Choi Dong-il of Gangnam Seoyon performs with confidence.
We'll give you plenty of information, including who the scar-preserving high fold correction is for, how it's done, and scarring, so please read to the end~!
If you're troubled by a thick double-eyelid line, please pay attention.
Beyond that, the following people should also take note!
One line, two lines, three lines, four lines...
Doesn't the name itself give you a hint?
So the double-eyelid scar won't show and the line will be lowered too, right?
The "one-line" technique also sets a new line, doesn't it?
"Then isn't that two lines...?"
See? Unlike the "one-line" technique, there's no excision step, right?
This is what you could call the biggest difference!
Now you can see why it's mainly people with insufficient skin who get the scar-preserving high fold correction, right?
Right after the scar-preserving high fold correction, the tissue may look like it protrudes above the incision line!
Some people mistake this for a step-off (uneven ridge).
But the raised part is a mechanism to prevent multiple upper eyelid creases.
To show you the surgical method, it is as shown above.
It's a widely used method, so you can rest assured.
If you ask whether it disappears completely, we can't say it goes away entirely.
But it fades as time goes on.
You'll want to take this into account before having the surgery, right?
Finally, take a look at the scar-preserving high fold correction before-and-after photos before you go!
The photographs in this post were taken under identical conditions with the patient's prior consent.
In addition, side effects such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur after plastic surgery or procedures depending on the individual, so caution is required.