
Double Eyelid Suture Method

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The double eyelid suture method creates a double eyelid by securing a thread thinner than a hair on the back of the eyelid. The procedure is quick, taking about 15 minutes, and you can apply makeup as early as the next day. Since no scalpel is used, there are no incisions, and stitches do not need to be removed. With minimal downtime, this procedure is ideal for those with busy schedules, such as working professionals or parents.
When performing the double eyelid suture method, I start by thoroughly discussing and aligning on the "ideal double eyelid" design with the patient during pre-surgery counseling. The surgery is then carried out with the goal of perfectly recreating the agreed-upon design. To achieve results such as "no swelling immediately after surgery" and "natural double eyelids that are undetectable even post-surgery," I carefully customize every aspect of the procedure. This includes tailoring the anesthesia, adjusting the strength of the sutures, and selecting the most suitable techniques for each individual.
The procedure involves threading and burying sutures within the eyelid. However, in all the reverse suture double eyelid procedures I have performed to date, I have never had a patient report that the thread came loose after surgery.
If you have specific concerns, such as wanting a precise double eyelid design, minimizing the likelihood of others noticing, or avoiding the need for repeat surgeries, I highly recommend my approach.
Double eyelid suture (reverse suture): A surgical method where the thread is secured on the back side of the eyelid instead of the front. This reduces the visibility of the thread on the outer surface of the eyelid.


















