Getting double eyelid surgery has become commonplace, but don't let that familiarity fool you—many women still feel flustered and overwhelmed when standing at the hospital entrance. In reality, as long as you grasp these two points, the surgery will definitely go smoothly.
Which double eyelid surgery is right for you?
I. For those with thick upper eyelids and mild sagging, the "incision method" is recommended.
For these individuals, excess fat and skin must be removed from the upper eyelid. The suture method cannot address these issues and will not yield satisfactory results.
2. For those with firm skin, no excess fat, no puffy eyes, and no skin laxity, the suture method is highly effective.
A currently popular "three-point incision method" is an evolution of the incision method. While the incision method involves a full skin incision, the "three-point incision method" creates three small incisions on the upper eyelid. This technique addresses mild skin drooping and excess fat, yielding results between the incision method and the suture method.