Double eyelid surgery is one of the most common procedures in plastic surgery, and the "Minimally Invasive Fat Removal and Suture Implantation Method" is specifically designed for individuals with puffy eyelids. For younger patients with thicker eyelids, traditional suture-based double eyelid techniques often result in unnatural-looking creases, and there is even a possibility that the crease may disappear over time.The minimally invasive fat removal suture technique specifically addresses these concerns while simultaneously resolving both double eyelid issues and excess eye fat. Treatment Duration: Immediate results; sutures removed after one week. Recovery Time: 3 to 7 days Procedure Method: Under local anesthesia, the skin is incised to remove a portion of the orbicularis oculi muscle. This muscle is elevated outside the incision and excised.The optimal site is marked with gentian violet. The incision is deepened to locate orbital fat, the orbital septum is incised, fat is excised, bleeding is completely controlled, and three-point or two-point sutures are placed. Side Effects: Temporary eyelid redness and swelling may occur post-treatment.