Male Blepharoplasty 10-Day Review (Non-Incisional Ptosis Correction, Medial Epicanthoplasty)

Before & After Photos

Procedure: Double Eyelid (Buried Suture), Ptosis Correction, Medial Epicanthoplasty
Before Surgery | 10 Days Post-Op | | |
Male Blepharoplasty 10-Day Review
• This is a 10-day review after surgery at Jayjun Plastic Surgery. I went there after hearing rumors (real acquaintances' word-of-mouth) that the director is very good at eye surgery. I didn't have any bloody tears on the day of the surgery, and the swelling and redness seemed to fade after 3-4 days. When I went to the director for a progress check to remove the stitches on the 7th day, he said it looked good and praised me for taking good care of the swelling and wounds. He told me not to skip the progress check just because it looks good, but to come and check if the line is settling well and if the wound is healing well, and said he would see me later. It seemed like the director was checking it himself even then. (I think it's good that he checks the progress so meticulously.) I went straight home after the hospital, and my parents also said it looked good and that my impression had changed neatly.
Before Surgery | 5 Weeks Post-Op | | |
This is a 5-week review after receiving incisional ptosis correction and medial epicanthoplasty at Jayjun Plastic Surgery! After the surgery, the swelling and redness faded after 3-4 days, but there is still a slight redness on the medial epicanthoplasty area! The redness of the double eyelid line almost disappeared after 2-3 weeks. I had the stitches removed in the 1st week and started walking around outside without a hat from the 10th day, and enjoyed my daily life comfortably without feeling stuffy. After a little over a month, it feels like my own eyes. Until 3-4 weeks, there was a slightly strange feeling when opening and closing my eyes, but after exactly 1 month, it feels like my own eyes and I like it. Until 1 month, I kept looking at my eyes from time to time. Did it turn out well? Now that it's natural, I don't look at it anymore. I had a lot of worries about the surgery, but I ended up doing it. For those who are considering it, it's better to have the surgery sooner rather than later for recovery.