Answered by Dr. Dongil Choi

Dr. Dongil ChoiYes, it is possible. However, we first determine the exact cause to judge whether touching only one side will look natural, or if both sides need adjusting to achieve symmetry.

Dr. Dongil ChoiConjoined fascia surgery is a highly difficult technique utilizing the elastic ligament tissue behind the levator muscle, resulting in less lagophthalmos and better outcomes for opening and closing the eyes.

Dr. Dongil ChoiFirst, a medical evaluation is required. If the disease is active, the timing of the surgery is determined after stabilization.

Dr. Dongil ChoiStitch removal is in 4-12 days, and return to daily life is after 3-7 days. Major swelling subsides in 2-4 weeks, and natural results settle in at 3-6 months.

Dr. Dongil ChoiYes, due to the possibility of asymmetry after surgery, early correction is sometimes used for rapid adjustment. The exact timing is determined through a 1:1 consultation.