The biggest reason for having eye surgery is probably the wish for “pretty” eyes that are larger and more defined than one's own. People without a double eyelid consider double eyelid surgery, those whose eyes look short in width consider epicanthoplasty and lateral canthoplasty, and those bothered by drooping eyelids consider ptosis correction.
This is now an era in which society no longer looks harshly on plastic surgery chosen for appearance and health. For women in particular, it is no longer seen as “a woman who has had surgery” but as “a woman who knows how to take care of herself”.
As eye surgery has settled in as a mainstream way of improving one's appearance, and unlike the past when people wanted a conspicuous, uniform, deep double eyelid line, natural eye surgery that looks like one's own eyes has become the trend.
Dr. Yoosuk Chung of TheLINE Plastic Surgery explains, “People who decide on eye surgery start from a preference for eyes larger and more defined than their own, and want their individual character brought out naturally through the various surgical methods suited to their own eye structure,” adding, “Wanting no scarring and fast recovery is also a trend among patients these days.”
According to him, Crystal Eye Surgery, which creates open and defined eyes suited to the patient's own eye condition, is widely performed. It is an eye surgery method that takes the overall harmony of eye shape and line with the individual's facial form into account to create defined and natural eyes. Combining it with canthoplasty can complete a natural double eyelid line that suits your own eyes best and does not look operated on.
Crystal Eye Surgery in particular uses a natural adhesion technique upgraded from conventional double eyelid surgery, and because it induces natural adhesion between the skin and the tissue beneath it without incision, its advantage is natural eye surgery without scarring. Recovery is also fast, so it is known to be preferred not only by teenagers but also by people in their 20s, office workers and a wide range of age groups.
One more thing to check with eye surgery is ptosis. If the eyelid droops and covers the eye even when open, combining eye surgery with non-incisional ptosis correction, which creates a knot at the muscle that opens the eye and at the double eyelid line, should also be considered.
Dr. Junghwan Jeon advised, “Natural eye surgery is about creating the line and shape that suit you best, so it is all the more important to choose medical staff with know-how through consultation with a skilled specialist.”
