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What is Ptosis Correction?

Ptosis correction surgery addresses weak eyelid muscles that cause the eyes to appear partially covered or sleepy by enhancing their strength
to allow normal, wide opening of the eyes. Simply creating a double eyelid line without correcting ptosis (droopy eyelids) may result in an
unnatural and awkward appearance. Therefore, when performing double eyelid surgery, the degree of ptosis and the condition of the skin must
be considered to effectively improve sleepy eyes. This approach not only enhances functionality but also prevents forehead wrinkles,
ensuring both functional and aesthetic satisfaction.

A surgery that strengthens weak eyelid muscles
to uncover the iris and eliminate a sleepy
appearance, allowing the eyes to open fully with
normal strength, providing both
functional and aesthetic satisfaction.

Eye Exposure Less Than 70% – Cases Requiring CorrectionEye Exposure 80–90% or More – Normal Eye Shape

What is Ptosis?

Ptosis refers to a condition where the upper eyelid droops due to weak
eyelid muscles (levator muscles), which control the opening and closing
of the eyelid. Constantly sleepy-looking eyes, significant size asymmetry,
and forehead or brow wrinkles from using forehead muscles to lift weak
eyelids are common signs of ptosis.Ptosis is a condition caused by weak eyelid
muscles (levator muscles) responsible for lifting and
lowering the eyelid, resulting in drooping upper eyelids
that make the eyes appear constantly sleepy and may
cause noticeable asymmetry in eye size.