Non-incisional double eyelid
For Thin lids without much fat, a wish for quick recovery, or a fold that kept disappearing.
Small openings are made at six points and thread joins the lid layers to form the fold. Three line styles are offered: in-fold, out-fold and in-out-fold. The clinic lists about 30 minutes.
Daily life Listed as 2 to 3 days before returning to daily life.
Incisional double eyelid
For Thick or sagging lids, or anyone who wants to remove extra fat and tissue.
The line is designed first. Extra fat and tissue are removed, the fold is fixed and the cut is closed. About 30 minutes, with local or sleep anesthesia.
Daily life Listed as 5 to 6 days before returning to daily life.
Eye opening correction
For Heavy eyelids, a sleepy look, or a habit of lifting the brows to open the eyes.
Works on the muscle that lifts the lid, without cutting the skin. The clinic says it can be combined with a double eyelid line.
Daily life Listed as 3 to 4 days before returning to daily life.
Corner surgery
For A wide gap between the eyes, a prominent inner fold, or short, narrow-looking eyes.
The inner corner (epicanthoplasty) is planned by the type and depth of the fold. An outer corner option is also described. About one hour.
Daily life Listed as 3 to 4 days before returning to daily life.
Under-eye fat and dark circles
For Bulging under-eye fat, hollows, or a tired look.
Fat is removed or moved into the hollow. Where there is little fat, a small amount is added so the area looks even.
Daily life Listed as 3 to 4 days before returning to daily life.
Eye revision
For Lines that are too thick, too high or too low, uneven eyes, or a result you are not happy with.
The clinic says revision is usually done 6 months to 1 year after the first surgery, once swelling and scar tissue settle. The surgeon decides the timing after examining your eyes.
Daily life Listed as about 5 days before returning to daily life.