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Sleepy, small and asymmetrical eyes are critical signs of ptosis |
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| Sleepy, small and asymmetrical eyes are critical signs of ptosis. Disappointed double eyelid surgery is quite common caused by undetected ptosis condition. |
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| Ptosis is known as an eyelid condition characterized by weakness in the eye elevating muscle. People who suffer from ptosis have droopy, sleepy, tired and even harsh looking. Furthermore, formation of forehead wrinkles is unavoidable due to compensated eyebrow lifting all the time. Ptosis correction is necessary for many Asian people, whether they are the elderly or women who seek a more radiant, bigger and vibrant appearance. |
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| SURGICAL PROCEDURE |
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| Ptosis corrective procedure is conducted concurrently with full incision double eyelid surgery to reinforce the elevating muscle. There are several techniques depending on the severity of ptosis. |
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| POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECT |
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| Prolong swelling and asymmetry of eye opening are not uncommon. |
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| RECOVERY |
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| Bruising and swelling are more on 5-7 days. Swelling may persist in 1-2 months for some cases. Natural looking appears after 1-3 months. |
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| RESULT |
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| Sleepy looking disappears, being replaced by large and distinctly vivid eyes along with improvement of forehead wrinkles. |
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