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In this post, we will take a look at the pre-surgery and 2-year post-surgery progress of a patient who underwent one-day ptosis correction, forehead lift, and under-eye fat repositioning at our clinic.
The patient in this video underwent a forehead lift and one-day ptosis correction.
As seen in the pre-surgery video, the patient has "sleepy eyes," where the black part of the eyes (pupil) is less visible. Additionally, the distance between the eyes and eyebrows is very small, which makes the expression appear somewhat harsh.
If the patient had only undergone ptosis correction, the exposure of the black part of the eyes would have increased, making the eyes appear larger. This would have caused the distance between the eyes and the eyebrows to become even smaller.
An important thing to understand when undergoing ptosis correction is that the distance between the eyes and eyebrows will become smaller. So, what should be done for patients who already have a small gap between the eyes and eyebrows, like the one in the video?
In such cases, a forehead lift is recommended.
In the post-surgery video, you can see that the eyelid shape has become much clearer. The black part of the eyes is now more visible, and the distance between the eyes and eyebrows has widened rather than becoming smaller, giving a softer appearance than before. This is why a forehead lift is necessary.
(Pre-surgery / Post-surgery - 2 Years Later, Left Eye)
(Pre-surgery / Post-surgery - 2 Years Later, Right Eye)
(Note: After surgery or procedures, there may be risks such as bleeding, infection, inflammation, and side effects. Surgical results and satisfaction may vary from person to person.)
