Some male actors are praised for looking cool with sunken eyelids and multiple upper eyelid creases.
But those blessed few are a minority; most people just get asked whether they are tired.
They have the same multiple upper eyelid creases, so why is that?
On top of that, opening the eyes gets more tiring as time goes on, so it is hard to tell whether the multiple upper eyelid creases or the fatigue came first.
First, what exactly is this thing called by various names such as 'multiple upper eyelid creases' or 'double-crease eyelids'?
It refers to double eyelids forming in several layers.
For some, it occurs because the eyelid skin is naturally thin.
For others, it occurs because of protruding eyes.
In some people, multiple upper eyelid creases develop as their existing double eyelids weaken or come loose.
People whose eye-opening strength is weak due to ptosis can also develop multiple upper eyelid creases.
In older individuals, it can occur as aging causes the skin to sag or wrinkles to form around the eyes.
Are you confused by all these different causes?
But we can only find the right solution for you once we know the exact cause!
1. When the eyelid skin is naturally thin
2. When eye-opening strength is weak due to ptosis
3. Multiple upper eyelid creases caused by aging
To resolve multiple upper eyelid creases, we recommend having surgery sooner rather than later.
If left alone, the multiple upper eyelid creases can worsen or become permanently set in that state.
It is best to have surgery in advance, before the depth of the folds or the degree of adhesion becomes more severe.
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.