Why is Double Eyelid Surgery Performed Together with Upper Blepharoplasty in Middle-Aged Eye Surgery?

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Aging is a natural phenomenon, but as more people want to maintain their youth for a longer time

and delay the aging process, the number of individuals seeking middle-aged eye surgery is increasing these days.

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Among facial features, the eye area shows signs of aging quickly because the skin is thin and has a lot of movement, starting to sag as early as in one's 40s.

Sagging eyelids are not only an aesthetic concern but also obstruct vision,

causing functional problems as well.

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Today, we will be doing a Q&A about upper blepharoplasty,

a surgery that resolves the sagging skin of the upper eyelids.

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Why is double eyelid surgery performed together with upper blepharoplasty?

Upper blepharoplasty is a surgery that addresses the sagging skin of the upper eyelids.

During this procedure, the process of excising the sagging skin and creating a double eyelid is done together.

If only the skin is excised without creating a double eyelid, the eyes may still appear partially covered by the eyelid skin, reducing the effectiveness of the surgery.

Therefore, by creating a natural double eyelid line so that the upper eyelid skin folds along the line every time you open your eyes,

you can achieve a refreshed and clear look without any part of the eye being covered.

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Did this answer your questions about why double eyelid surgery is performed together with upper blepharoplasty?!

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