Many people set plans as the new year begins. Women often make investing in dieting and beauty their new year goal, and university freshmen about to start campus life in particular put in all kinds of effort to be told they have “gotten prettier” in the new year.
Dieting, makeup and a change of hairstyle can be such methods, and when those alone are not enough to overcome insecurity about appearance, some consider cosmetic surgery in order to improve their looks decisively and achieve a dramatic change.
Among these, the “eyes” are the most preferred surgical area, and because the method is simpler and recovery faster than with two-jaw surgery and the like, they are favoured by a wide range of age groups, from teenagers to people in their 50s and 60s. Besides the widely known double eyelid surgery, there are many methods, including canthoplasty for people whose eyes look heavy because they are short in width, and ptosis correction, which strengthens the muscle that opens the eye to improve drooping eyelids and complete a defined eye shape.
What matters is that, as with all plastic surgery, whether to have surgery and which method is appropriate should be chosen carefully through a thorough consultation with specialist medical staff. Dr. Yoosuk Chung of TheLINE Plastic Surgery said, “The recent trend is ‘natural’ eye surgery that is larger and more defined than one's own eyes while leaving no scar and recovering quickly,” adding, “It is desirable to perform surgery taking the overall harmony of eye shape and line with each person's facial form into account.”
Crystal Eye Surgery is a method that completes defined yet naturally born-with eyes by considering not only the overall harmony of eye shape and line but also the individual's facial form. It uses a natural adhesion technique upgraded from conventional buried-suture double eyelid surgery, inducing adhesion between the skin and the tissue beneath it to create a double eyelid line that does not look operated on.
Because no incision is made it is scar-free and even more natural, and combining it with canthoplasty can create an even more open and defined eye shape.
Dr. Junghwan Jeon said, “Rather than preferring a particular celebrity's eyes, having eye surgery tailored to your own eyes is the way to achieve natural eye surgery, including a double eyelid line that does not look operated on,” adding, “You also need to have skilled eye surgery specialists check for ptosis, the condition in which the eyelid droops, so that beyond the cosmetic change, many discomforts on the health side can be improved as well.”
