Double eyelid, ptosis, canthoplasty

Eye Surgery

Eye surgery covers different procedures for the eyelid crease, eyelid-opening function and inner or outer eye corners.

Clinic illustration of upper-eyelid planning. The proposed crease and method depend on eyelid anatomy.

Understanding the treatment

Crease formation, ptosis correction and canthal surgery address different structures. Examination determines whether one procedure or a combination is appropriate.

The choice of treatment depends on the examination, your medical history and the area being treated. Results vary from person to person.

An illustration from the clinic’s natural-adhesion double-eyelid page. It describes one surgical approach, not every eyelid operation or a guaranteed crease.

What your doctor assesses

Eyelid position, opening function and existing asymmetry
Skin, fat, dry-eye symptoms and prior eye surgery
Incisions, anesthesia, scar risk and realistic limits

Recovery & things to consider

Swelling and bruising can affect the early appearance. Suture removal, wound care and return to makeup or contact lenses depend on the actual operation and healing.

Treatments

All treatments