Eyes symbolize wisdom, leadership, and vitality. Their size, position, shape, and expression not only reflect personal character but also reveal the ebbs and flows of one's life fortune—including career, fame, wealth, relationships, and marriage. Eyes also indicate health status. Thus, ideal eyes should be large and expressive, radiating vitality without revealing the "three whites" (white sclera).
From an aesthetic perspective, the size of the eyes should harmonize with the proportions of the face. For instance, if the face is 10cm wide, the ideal eye ratio is 2 to 2.5 times that width. The ideal eye length is 3cm, with a width of 1cm, and the distance between the eyes should be equivalent to the length of one eye.
Traditional double eyelid surgery often merely enlarges the eyes. If the incision is too large or deep, the eyes may appear perpetually "staring," resulting in a "frightened look" that seems stiff and unapproachable.A successful double eyelid surgery should not create large, vacant eyes, but rather enhance the eyes' expressiveness. Whether conveying "tender gazes" or "flirtatious glances," the eyes should appear vivid and animated.
At rest, the eyelid curve should appear naturally graceful; the double eyelid width should suit the individual's facial structure; lashes should have a slight upward curl, lending a gentle, expressive gaze; during movement—especially downward gaze or blinking—scarring should be barely noticeable; when speaking or smiling, the eye fissure size remains unchanged, with no sensation of tightness or heaviness around the eyes.Only then can the eyes after surgery achieve true perfection and charm.
Editor's Note: While this represents the ideal standard for eyelid surgery, it doesn't mean everyone should strive for this perfect look. We believe that preserving one's unique features is what truly highlights individuality in cosmetic procedures.