Eye Surgery | VVLY Plastic Surgery

About Blepharoplasty

What is Blepharoplasty?

What is Eye Surgery?

Eyes account for 80% of first impressions. As a small change significantly alters the whole look, Precise DesignIs more important than anything.

VVLY doesn't just look at the eyes. Nose and Eye Proportion, considering facial balance to design the most natural and clear impression.

Proceeding with double eyelid, canthoplasty (front/back/bottom), and ptosis correction in the line that best suits the eyes.

Indications

Recommended for Recommendation(We) provide / give Eye Surgery Indications

I.

For those without double eyelids

Those looking sleepy or stuffy

II.

For unraveled double eyelids

Cases where lines faded after prior surgery

III.

Severe Epicanthal Folds

Those whose eyes look small due to narrow corners

IV.

For Sagging Eyes

Those with saggy lids blocking vision or looking tired

V.

Severe Asymmetry

Those concerned with asymmetry in eye size

VI.

Eyes with Short Ends

Those whose short eye corners create a sharp look

VII.

Under-eye Fat / Dark Circles

Those with bulging or shaded under-eyes looking tired or aged

VIII.

Sagging Lower Eyelid

Those with saggy lower lids and deep wrinkles (Lower Bleph)

Double Eyelid Surgery

Double Eyelid — Comparison Double Eyelid — Incision vs. Non-incision

Eyelid surgery depends on eyelid thickness, fat, and desired line. Incisional or non-incisional method (buried suture method)Selecting precisely.

Option 01

Non-Incision (Buried Suture)

Non-incisional (Buried)

Recommended · Thin eyelids / Low fat

Through a small hole Fix Lines with Threads onlymethod. Minimal scarring, fast recovery, and creates natural lines.

Incision MethodMicro-holes (3-5 points)

AnesthesiaLocal Anesthesia

Surgery DurationApprox. 20–30 min

RecoveryDaily life 1-3 days, swelling 1-2 wks

ScarRarely / Minimal

Durability / LongevitySemi-permanent (Rarely may loosen)

Recommended for Thin eyelids with little fat / Wanting natural lines / Wanting to reduce recovery burden

Option 02
Incision Method
Incision MethodRecommended · Thick eyelids / High fat

          Incising along the eyelid line Refine Skin, Fat, and MuscleA full-scale method. Clear lines are permanently maintained, and various designs are possible.
        
Incision MethodFull Eyelid Incision Line
AnesthesiaLocal + Sedation Anesthesia
Surgery DurationApprox. 1–1.5 hours
RecoveryDaily life 5-7 days, swelling 2-4 wks
ScarHidden inside eyelid line
Durability / LongevityPermanent

          Recommended for
          Those with thick eyelids and fat / Those wanting clear lines / Those whose double eyelid has loosened
        

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Which method is right for me?

Even for the same double eyelid, results vary greatly by eye structure. VVLY 1:1 Precision DiagnosisWe suggest the most natural method for you, and if necessary, Ptosis Correction·Epicanthoplasty·Lateral Canthoplastyperforms together to maximize effect.

Lower Blepharoplasty

Under-Eye Rejuvenation Under-eye Fat Repo · Lower Bleph — Key to Youth

80% of an aged impression is due to Under-eyestarts from ... VVLY precisely selects the most suitable method based on the patient's under-eye condition.

Option 01

Fat Repositioning

Under-eye Fat Repositioning

Recommended Age · 20s–40s

Protruding under-eye area Repositioning fat without removalA method that naturally fills sunken areas (tear troughs) while also addressing bulging.

Incision Method Conjunctival incision (Inside/No scar)

Anesthesia Sedation Anesthesia

Surgery Duration Approx. 30m–1h

Recovery Daily life 3-5 days, swelling 1-2 wks

Scar None (Incision inside conjunctiva)

Recommended for Bulging under-eye fat without sagging / Deep dark circles or tear troughs

Option 02
Lower Blepharoplasty
Lower BlepharoplastyRecommended Age · 40s–60s

          While repositioning under-eye fat Tightening sagging skin and musclesA comprehensive surgery. A full-scale anti-aging solution that addresses under-eye sagging and wrinkles at once.
        
            Incision Method
            Lash line incision (External)
          
            Anesthesia
            Sedation Anesthesia
          
            Surgery Duration
            Approx. 1–1.5 hours
          
            Recovery
            Daily life 1-2 wks, swelling 2-4 wks
          
            Scar
            Hidden by lash line, barely visible
          
          Recommended for
          Those with under-eye fat, sagging skin, and fine wrinkles / Those wanting a full-scale anti-aging effect

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Not sure which surgery is right for you?

At VVLY 1:1 Precision Diagnosis...comprehensively analyzing under-eye fat, skin elasticity, and wrinkle depth. Depending on the condition, both... Combined (with)...and we create the most natural and long-lasting results.

Procedure Steps

VVLY's unique Surgical Process Precise 4-step surgery

01

Facial Analysis

Comprehensive analysis of facial ratio, glabella, and brow distance.

02

Line Design

Simulating lines matching the patient's desired look.

03

Precision Surgery

Minimizing scars via minimal incision. Creating natural lines.

04

Aftercare

Responsible for swelling & scar care after stitch removal.

Surgery Information

Surgery Information Procedure time, recovery, anesthesia

Duration

Approx. 30 min – 1.5 hours (depends on surgery)

Anesthesia

Local + Sedation Anesthesia

Stitch Out

5–7 Days Post-op

Recovery

Daily life: 5-7 days, natural lines: 1-3 mo

Hospitalization

Same-day Discharge

Method

Buried / Partial / Incision / Ptosis Correction Under-eye Fat Repositioning / Lower Blepharoplasty (Choose by Eye Shape)

Before & After

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F.A.Q

FAQ (Frequently Asked) Question Eye Surgery Inquiries

Q.Which is better: Buried, Partial, or Incision? +

The buried suture method leaves almost no scarring and recovers quickly, but there is a possibility of it coming undone. The incisional method is permanent and can create a variety of lines, but recovery takes a little longer. The optimal method is recommended based on eyelid thickness, amount of fat, and the desired line.

Q.What if the double eyelid loosens? +

One free revision within 6 months if VVLY buried method loosens. Incision is permanent, no loosening concern.

Q.Difference between Ptosis & Double Eyelid? +

Double eyelid surgery is a procedure that creates a crease line, while ptosis correction is a procedure that adjusts the muscle that opens the eye (the levator palpebrae superioris) to make the eyes larger and more defined. Performing both procedures together maximizes the effect.

Q.Worried about epicanthoplasty scar +

VVLY minimizes scars via non-incision or micro-incision. Recovery to nearly invisible state in 3-6 months.

Q.Can I wear glasses/lenses during recovery? +

Glasses are possible from the day after surgery. Lenses are recommended after stitch removal (approx. Week 1).

Q.Between under-eye fat repositioning and lower blepharoplasty, which one is right for me? +

Bulging under-eye fat People in their 20s–40s without skin sagging...under-eye fat repositioning (conjunctival incision/no scar) is suitable. Conversely, for fat+sagging+wrinkles 40s–60s...is more effective to comprehensively tidy up with Lower Bleph (lash line incision). Often combined; accurate diagnosis provided via 1:1 consultation.

Q.Are lower bleph scars visible? +

Because the lower eyelid is incised along the line just below the eyelashes, after recovery it is concealed by the eyelashes and is almost invisible. After 3 to 6 months, the scar fades further and becomes more natural.

Blepharoplasty

What is Blepharoplasty?

Recommended for Recommendation(We) provide / give Eye Surgery Indications

Double Eyelid — Comparison Double Eyelid — Incision vs. Non-incision

Non-incisional (Buried)

Incision Method

Under-Eye Rejuvenation Under-eye Fat Repo · Lower Bleph — Key to Youth

Under-eye Fat Repositioning

Lower Blepharoplasty

VVLY's unique Surgical Process Precise 4-step surgery

Surgery Information Procedure time, recovery, anesthesia

Eye Surgery Case Actual Patient's Change

FAQ (Frequently Asked) Question Eye Surgery Inquiries

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