Double eyelid burial method Natural adhesion method

The natural adhesion method is a double eyelid surgery that promotes adhesion between the levator muscle, which lifts the eyelid, and the eyelid skin to create a double eyelid line. A special technique is used to make 4 to 6 small holes of a few millimeters in the eyelid, and cross a medical thread to fix it to the levator muscle, creating multiple fixation points. If necessary, excess subcutaneous tissue and eyelid fat are removed, and adhesion occurs due to the natural healing power of the small incision, and a double eyelid line is formed by adhesion between the multiple fixation points. The scar is barely noticeable because it is within the double eyelid line.

Among the types of double eyelid burial methods, there is a method of threading a double eyelid line like the natural adhesion method, which has a back-fastening method, but since the thread is fastened on the back of the eyelid, there is a risk of damaging the cornea if the thread is exposed. The natural adhesion method has the advantage of fastening the thread on the front of the eyelid, making it easier to avoid irritation to the cornea and taking safety into consideration.

There are two types of double eyelid surgery: the suture method and the incision method.

The double eyelid burial method is a procedure that uses ultra-fine medical threads to create a double eyelid. Multiple fixed points are created along the double eyelid line to form the double eyelid line. This procedure has a relatively short downtime, and is often used by those who want to try double eyelid surgery for the first time.

The double eyelid incision method is a procedure that creates a double eyelid line by cutting the skin. It can also remove sagging eyelids and fat, making it suitable for those with heavy eyelids or those who want a more pronounced double eyelid.

The natural adhesion method is one of the double eyelid crease burying methods that uses thread to create a double eyelid line. If necessary, excess subcutaneous tissue and eyelid fat are removed through the hole, and the eyelid tissue is encouraged to adhere to each other to create a double eyelid line. This is a new technique that is attracting attention mainly in Korea because it does not require incisions and aims for a more natural finish.

The natural adhesion method is attracting attention as a new double eyelid procedure that combines the benefits of both the suture method and the incision method.

The double eyelid incision method can create a semi-permanent double eyelid line, but it requires an incision, which means a long downtime and a heavy burden after surgery. On the other hand, the double eyelid burial method does not require an incision, so the downtime is relatively short, but the disadvantage is that the line can become unstable if the thread comes off or becomes loose. Also, because the fixing points are limited, it can be difficult to create delicate designs such as parallel double eyelids.

One method that has been gaining attention is the natural adhesion method. Although it uses thread, it forms a double eyelid line by adhesion between eyelid tissues, so there is less risk of the thread coming off or loosening, and it is more durable than the traditional suture method. Furthermore, the natural adhesion method offers a high degree of freedom in design, and it may be possible to accommodate those who wish for a clear double eyelid like the incision method. As it does not use a scalpel, there are no scars like the incision method, and downtime is relatively short.

In this way, the natural adhesion method is a procedure chosen by those who want both a natural finish and long-term retention. Until now, the main choices for double eyelid surgery were either suture or incision, but the natural adhesion method is becoming more popular as a new option, especially in Korea.