Double Eyelid and Eye Surgery in Gangnam, Seoul

Incisional or Non-Incisional Double Eyelid Surgery?

SOONPLUS's official double eyelid page describes consultation-led crease design and explains that the method should reflect the individual. Reference photographs can communicate your preferences, but they do not guarantee the same result.

Ask how an incisional or non-incisional approach would suit your eyelid tissue, existing crease and any previous surgery. Discuss the proposed incision, scarring, alternatives and limitations rather than selecting a method by name alone. An in-person assessment is needed to confirm suitability.

Crease Design, Ptosis and Under-Eye Concerns

A preferred eyelid crease and a drooping upper lid are different concerns. Ask whether your concern involves crease design, excess skin or eyelid position, and whether ptosis assessment is appropriate. Do not assume that double eyelid surgery alone addresses every concern.

For under-eye bags or a request to reshape an eye corner, ask which procedure, if any, is appropriate and why. Share dry-eye symptoms, medicines and previous eye treatment before discussing a combined plan. Confirm current procedure availability directly with the clinic.

Confirm Your Quote, Recovery and Follow-Up

Request a written quote in KRW for the recommended procedure and ask whether anaesthesia, medicines and follow-up are included. Clarify any additional charges. An online inquiry can support planning, but a final treatment plan and price require clinical assessment; a listed example is not a guaranteed personal quote.

Eyelid surgery risks include bruising, swelling, dry eyes, bleeding, infection, scarring and changes in eyelid function or vision. Ask for written aftercare, review dates and an urgent contact plan. Seek urgent medical assessment for severe new eye pain or vision changes. Recovery and return-travel timing vary; follow your treating clinician's advice rather than a fixed travel timetable.

Understand limitations, risks and aftercare

Possible risks can include swelling, bruising, dry-eye or irritation symptoms, bleeding, infection, scarring, asymmetry, changes in eyelid function, anaesthesia-related risks or additional treatment. No specific aesthetic or recovery outcome can be guaranteed.

Follow procedure-specific guidance on medicines, wound care, activity, contact lenses, eye makeup and follow-up. Seek prompt assessment for severe pain, sudden visual changes or other concerning symptoms.

• •Healing varies and early swelling does not establish a final result.
• •Keep all recommended follow-up appointments.
• •Ask for a clear contact plan before treatment.