Asian Blepharoplasty Open Incisional approach
3d try-onThe incisional "double eyelid" surgery or open Asian blepharoplasty technique is used to create a long lasting and natural looking skin crease in the upper eyelid that appears when the eyes are open. This technique is performed under local anesthesia and involves making a cut in the upper eyelid to remove excess skin, muscle, and fat. The incisional approach is the gold standard in Asian blepharoplasty.
Concerns Treated
Sagging Upper Eyelid
The upper eyelid can begin to droop and sag over the lash line due to aging, genetics, or injury. When the skin starts to hang on the eyelid it can cause someone to look tired, angry, or even obstruct the field of vision. Several treatment options exist to restore the eyelid to a more taut and youthful position.
Aging & Tired Eyes
Sleep on your back. Dab don’t rub. Don’t squint or concentrate too hard. We’ve all heard the crazy ways to slow the natural aging of the sensitive and delicate skin around the eyes. Fortunately, numerous cosmetic procedures exist to correct and restore eye appearance without having to memorize a list of don'ts.
Concerns Treated
Sagging Upper Eyelid
The upper eyelid can begin to droop and sag over the lash line due to aging, genetics, or injury. When the skin starts to hang on the eyelid it can cause someone to look tired, angry, or even obstruct the field of vision. Several treatment options exist to restore the eyelid to a more taut and youthful position.
Aging & Tired Eyes
Sleep on your back. Dab don’t rub. Don’t squint or concentrate too hard. We’ve all heard the crazy ways to slow the natural aging of the sensitive and delicate skin around the eyes. Fortunately, numerous cosmetic procedures exist to correct and restore eye appearance without having to memorize a list of don'ts.
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