A non-incisional double eyelid surgery, also known as a Suture Upper Blepharoplasty, is suitable for individuals with less fatty tissue and minimal signs of skin laxity on the upper eyelids.
The procedure begins by burying the suture using a small incision of 1 to 2mm to connect the eyelid skin with levator muscle – which is responsible for upper eyelid elevation.
All aesthetic eyelid/eye bag surgeries are performed with an Oculoplastic Specialist.
The incisional double eyelid surgery method utilises and incisions along the double eyelid lines to remove droopy or excessive skin, fats and muscle. Hollowed skin and fat and heavy and thick muscles, can also be reduced to create slimmer double eyelids.
While the muscles will not be removed excessively, scars from the incision will not leave a hollow line as the suture that is being used is barely noticeable. As such, swelling resulting from an incisional blepharoplasty will require more time to subside than the non-incisional method.
All aesthetic eyelid/eye bag surgeries are performed with a specialist in Oculoplastic Surgery.
Epicanthal fold or the Mongolian fold is a fold at the eyelids; an inner edge that causes the eyes to look around, distant and narrow. Epicanthoplasty is a procedure used to extend the eye’s width, making them look bigger and bolder.
Scars from the procedure are barely noticeable after two to three months post-surgery. They are usually positioned near the eyelashes or inside of the double eyelids.
Zoe Medical utilises various bespoke surgical methods per individual’s circumstances; Skin-redraping, Uchida and Hiraga surgery. This method ensures surgical complications will not arise from un customisable methods and avoid a long recovery time. Thus, it is essential to note that skin-redraping surgery is rarely utilised due to its long recovery time.
Patients must undergo a proper consultation with the surgeon before the surgery. This ensures both parties are clear on the understanding and concerns of the surgery before embarking on it. During the consultation, surgeons will properly understand patients’ concerns and expectations, do a personal assessment of patients’ lower eyelid condition, recommend appropriate procedures and discuss potential outcomes from the surgery, address additional concerns patients may have before the treatment plan, and explain the pre-and post-surgery requirements one has to be aware of.
All aesthetic eye surgeries are performed by a surgeon specialised in Oculoplastic Surgery.
Lateral Canthoplasty involves the cutting of the outer corner of the eyes, to lengthen the eyes. This is often performed with double eyelid procedure to enhance the results.
It is a non-scarring procedure as the mucous membrane of the lateral angle of the eyes is incised. If needed, the eye slant will be fixed firmly to the periost to ensure its position will be adjusted without a recurrence.
The length of the eyes is extended by making an incision on a lateral angle of the eyes. The incision length is usually about 2-3 mm.
After arranging the skin of the incised lateral angle of the eyes, the orbicular muscles of the eyes, and the lateral angle muscle, the lateral angle muscle itself is fixed to the periost if necessary. The arranged lateral angle of the eyes is then carefully sutured.
All sutures are removed between five to seven days after the procedure.
Patients must undergo a proper consultation with the surgeon before the surgery. This ensures both parties are clear on the understanding and concerns of the surgery before embarking on it. During the consultation, surgeons will properly understand patients’ concerns and expectations, do a personal assessment of patients’ lower eyelid condition, recommend appropriate procedures and discuss potential outcomes from the surgery, address additional concerns patients may have before the treatment plan, and explain the pre-and post-surgery requirements one has to be aware of.
All aesthetic eye surgeries are performed by a surgeon specialised in Oculoplastic Surgery.
Ptosis – droopy or falling of the upper eyelid due to muscle laxity caused by ageing or bad habits, such as excessive rubbing or tugging genetic and congenital factors.
The surgery allows creating bigger looking eyes by tightening the upper eyelid muscles while allowing the eyelids to be further raised when your eyes are open. In the process of fixing droopy eyelids, one realises that double eyelids are also created concurrently.
Utilising an incision along the double eyelid lines, drooped or excessive skin, fats and muscles are then removed. A thread is attached to the levator – the muscle responsible for lifting the eyelids – and is then being tightened and strengthened. The eyelids will regain a part of their ability to lift, and the patient’s eyes will appear naturally bigger.
This procedure is suitable for you if you have any of the following concerns:
All aesthetic eyelid/eye bag surgeries are performed with a specialist in Oculoplastic Surgery.
If you have mild bulging on your lower eyelids, the scarless eye bag removal is the surgery for you. Using laser energy to melt fat tissue around the under-eye area, your eye bags can be removed with no visible scars on the surface of the skin. Read on to find out more about this procedure.
Patients must undergo a proper consultation with the surgeon before the surgery. This ensures both parties are clear on the understanding and concerns of the surgery before embarking on it. During the consultation, surgeons will properly understand patients’ concerns and expectations, do a personal assessment of patients’ lower eyelid condition, recommend appropriate procedures and discuss potential outcomes from the surgery, address additional concerns patients may have before the treatment plan, and explain the pre-and post-surgery requirements one has to be aware of.
All aesthetic eye surgeries are performed by a surgeon specialised in Oculoplastic Surgery.
As you age, your skin, fats and muscles will start to sag and accumulated at the confined area around your eyes. As the normal fat around the eyes can help support the eyes and move into the lower eyelids, causing it to appear puff, fluid will accumulate in the space and add to the swelling.
Thus, the surgery will effectively remove mild to moderate eyebags without leaving any prominent scars on the face. As there is more severe protrusion under the lower lash line. The surgery will require an incision to remove the excess skin. After removing excessive fats and skin, the incision will then be stitched up, leaving no visible scars.
Patients must undergo a proper consultation with the surgeon before the surgery. This ensures both parties are clear on the understanding and concerns of the surgery before embarking on it. During the consultation, surgeons will properly understand patients’ concerns and expectations, do a personal assessment of patients’ lower eyelid condition, recommend appropriate procedures and discuss potential outcomes from the surgery, address additional concerns patients may have before the treatment plan, and explain the pre-and post-surgery requirements one has to be aware of.
All aesthetic eye surgeries are performed by a surgeon specialised in Oculoplastic Surgery.
As you age, fats supporting the lower eyelids can shift, causing them to appear puffy. As such, fluid will commence accumulating in the space below your eyes which may add to additional swelling.
Thus, the surgery will remove or rearrange the protruding portion of the lower eyelids, reposition the fats to fill up the sunken area under the eyes, correct dark circles, and any drooping skin.
Patients must undergo a proper consultation with the surgeon before the surgery. This ensures both parties are clear on the understanding and concerns of the surgery before embarking on it. During the consultation, surgeons will properly understand patients’ concerns and expectations, do a personal assessment of patients’ lower eyelid condition, recommend appropriate procedures and discuss potential outcomes from the surgery, address additional concerns patients may have before the treatment plan, and explain the pre-and post-surgery requirements one has to be aware of.
All aesthetic eye surgeries are performed by a surgeon specialised in Oculoplastic Surgery.
Upon ageing, one will notice the appearance of wrinkles on the forehead, bridge of the nose and crow’s feet, and heavy eyelids. This is due to the skin and muscles located at the upper facial parts (forehead and upper eyelids) being overly stretched, resulting in sagging.
Additionally, the cause of wrinkles is also due to forehead muscles overcompensating. It is used to lift droopy eyebrows resulting in an overly stretched forehead skin clumping together. Also, eyebrows tend to be droopy when one is asleep, causing the skin below the eyebrows, such as the bridge of the nose, crows feet, and the eyelid; inside or mid-section clump together – deepening the wrinkles around the affected areas.
The procedure, mainly applied to the forehead, eyebrows or temporal region with an endoscope and five minimal incisions at the back of the hairline, is usually recommended for patients with thinning or short hair due to it not leaving any incision scars.
Upon the loosening of ligament, an adhesive section holding up the loose skin on the forehead will then be held with an endoscope. After that, our in-house oculoplastic surgeon will rearrange and adjust the patient’s upper facial area muscles. The procedure has been known to ensure stability to the treated area(s) for a long time.
Patients must undergo a proper consultation with the surgeon before the surgery. This ensures both parties are clear on the understanding and concerns of the surgery before embarking on it. During the consultation, surgeons will properly understand patients; concerns and expectations, do a personal assessment of patients' eyebrow condition, recommend appropriate procedures and discuss potential outcomes from the surgery, address additional concerns patients may have before the treatment plan, and explain the pre- and post-surgery requirements one has to be aware of.
All aesthetic eye surgeries are performed by a surgeon specialised in Oculoplastic Surgery.
