Addressing the drawbacks of non-incisional and incisional methods
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Partial-incision double eyelid surgery
A small incision allows removal of excess fat and muscle tissue, with tissue adhesion helping keep the crease from loosening.
A more secure crease with less chance of loosening than the non-incisional method
JAYJUN partial-incision double eyelid surgery
Procedure information
- Operating time
- 30–40 minutes
- Anesthesia
- Sedation, local anesthesia
- Hospital stay
- Discharge the same day
- Stitch removal
- 5 days
- Recovery period
- Daily activities after suture removal
- Bleeding, bruising and other side effects may occur depending on individual circumstances, and recovery times may vary.
JAYJUN partial-incision double eyelid surgery
When a partial incision is needed
- If the non-incisional method is difficult to use
- If the eyelids contain excess fat or muscle
- If the crease loosened after non-incisional surgery
- If you want natural, well-defined eyes
JAYJUN partial-incision double eyelid surgery
How it is performed
Design the height and shape of the crease in harmony with the face.
Remove excess fat and muscle through a small incision
Connect the eyelid to the muscle and suture
Achieve an open, well-defined eye shape
JAYJUN partial-incision double eyelid surgery
Features
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Benefits of non-incisional + incisional methods
Fat and muscle are removed through a minimal incision, creating a natural crease without concern about loosening.
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Fast recovery
Short operating time and little swelling mean a quick recovery.
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Minimized scarring
Surgery with minimal incisions leaves almost no visible signs.
JAYJUN partial-incision double eyelid surgery
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JAYJUN partial-incision double eyelid surgery
FAQ
Answers to frequently asked questions about partial-incision double eyelid surgery.
What is partial-incision double eyelid surgery?
A small incision is made to remove excess fat and muscle tissue. Tissue adhesion helps prevent the crease from loosening, with a lower chance of loosening than the non-incisional method.
When is a partial incision needed?
It suits people for whom the non-incisional method is difficult, those with excess eyelid fat or muscle, those whose crease loosened after non-incisional surgery, and those seeking a natural, well-defined look.
How long does surgery take, and what anesthesia is used?
Surgery takes about 30–40 minutes with sedation or local anesthesia, and you can go home the same day.
When are sutures removed after surgery?
Sutures are removed around 5 days after surgery.
How do partial-incision, non-incisional and incisional methods differ?
The partial-incision method combines the natural look of non-incisional surgery with the firm fixation of incisional surgery. Fat and muscle are removed through minimal incisions to create a natural crease that does not loosen. Learn about incisional double eyelid surgery
Does partial-incision surgery leave significant scarring?
Because the incisions are minimal, signs of surgery are barely visible.
How long is recovery?
The short operation and little swelling allow relatively quick recovery. Daily activities are possible after suture removal.
What are the steps of partial-incision double eyelid surgery?
Crease design → removal of excess fat and muscle through a small incision → connection of the eyelid to the muscle and suturing → completion of the eye shape.
Can this be used if my crease loosened after non-incisional surgery?
Yes. A crease that loosened after non-incisional surgery can also be improved with a partial incision.
What are the benefits of partial-incision double eyelid surgery?
Combining the benefits of non-incisional and incisional methods, it offers a natural crease with less concern about loosening, fast recovery and minimized scarring.
What sets JAYJUN eye surgery apart
Your JAYJUN, a standard of beauty
One-to-one, personalized eye surgery
Considering the balance and harmony of your eyes and face, we apply the most suitable surgical method.
Professional collaborative care
Doctors, the surgical center, coordinators and the treatment center work within a professional, structured system for safety from consultation through postoperative care.
Minimal swelling and scarring, fast recovery
Experienced specialists minimize swelling, supported by aftercare from trained staff to help you return to daily life quickly.
Eye surgery with high patient satisfaction
Specialists operate with a sense of responsibility for the result, achieving high satisfaction and a low revision rate.
Specialist medical staff committed to research
The refined, precise surgical expertise of JAYJUN plastic surgery specialists delivers satisfying results.
Dedicated one-to-one anesthesia care
An anesthesiology and pain medicine specialist takes dedicated responsibility for anesthesia during surgery, with an emergency response system for safety.