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Eyelid & Upper-Face Surgery Guides
Plain-language guides from IBON Plastic Surgery in Seomyeon, Busan on how eyelid, eye-corner and upper-face procedures work, who they suit, and what recovery looks like — to help you prepare questions for your 1:1 consultation with Dr. Ju-Chan Kim.
Ptosis Correction Surgery: Procedure, Candidacy and Recovery
The technique is chosen from the cause and severity of the drooping, not named in advance. Here is the published picture of ptosis correction at IBON Plastic Surgery.
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Epicanthoplasty: Procedure, Candidacy and Recovery Guide
Inner corner surgery reshapes the epicanthal fold itself. Here is the published picture at IBON Plastic Surgery — who it suits, what happens, and what overcorrection means.
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Dual Canthoplasty: Combining Lateral Canthoplasty and Lower Corner Surgery
Dual canthoplasty combines outer-corner extension (lateral canthoplasty) with lowering of the lower-outer eyelid (lower corner surgery) in one operation. Here is how IBON Plastic Surgery describes who it suits, how it is assessed, its risks and its recovery.
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Upper Blepharoplasty for Middle-Age Patients: A Full Guide
The incision sits inside the natural crease and the work is measured in small amounts. Here is the published picture of upper blepharoplasty at IBON Plastic Surgery.
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Lower Blepharoplasty: Procedure Guide and Recovery Timeline
Four measurements choose the route, and the recovery is published to the day. The full picture of lower blepharoplasty at IBON Plastic Surgery.
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Endoscopic Brow Lift: A Procedure Guide for the Forehead
Three ways the operation can be performed, camera-guided release and fixation, and a recovery in three stages. The published picture at IBON Plastic Surgery.
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Subbrow and Suprabrow Lift: Targeted Forehead Lifting
Both place the incision at the brow rather than in the hairline, which keeps the work local. Here is what separates them at IBON Plastic Surgery.
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Understanding Double Eyelid Surgery
Understand double eyelid surgery, including how it works, benefits, recovery, risks, and what to expect. Learn more before choosing your procedure safely.
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Dermal Fillers vs Rejuran: Two Different Targets
Fillers add volume where it is missing. Rejuran is a polynucleotide injection aimed at skin quality. They are not substitutes — here is the difference.
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Endoscopic Forehead Lift: What to Expect
Learn what to expect from an Endoscopic Forehead Lift, including benefits, procedure steps, recovery, and results. Discover if it may be right for you.
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How Eyelids Change With Age, and What the Clinic Measures
Middle-age eye surgery is assessed against four findings — skin laxity, fat deposits, muscle condition and degree of age-related change. Here is what each one means.
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How Under-Eye Fat Repositioning Works
Learn how under-eye fat repositioning works to reduce eye bags, smooth hollows, and refresh your appearance. Explore the procedure, recovery, and results.
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Eyelid Asymmetry: A Complaint and a Disclosed Risk
Asymmetry appears twice in IBON Plastic Surgery's material — as a reason patients come in and as an outcome every procedure discloses. The two need separating.
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Personalized Eye Surgery Consultation: Inside a 1:1 Review
A personalized eye surgery consultation should end with a technique chosen for your anatomy. Here is what a 1:1 review at IBON Plastic Surgery involves.
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Non-Surgical or Surgical for Aging Eyes: Where the Line Is
What separates IBON Plastic Surgery's eyelid operations from its injectable and lifting treatments is whether tissue is removed at all — not patient preference.
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Ptosis Correction in Korea: Functional, Cosmetic, and Budget
Ptosis correction sits between function and appearance, and that shapes both the plan and the budget. Here is what US patients should establish before booking.
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Double Eyelid Recovery: Stages, Not a Single Date
Recovery from double eyelid surgery is published as stages with different end points. Here is what each stage covers and when the crease is actually finished.
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Revision Double Eyelid Surgery: A Full Procedure Guide
What the operation involves, who it suits, what it risks and how it is aftercared — the published picture of revision double eyelid surgery at IBON Plastic Surgery.
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Upper Blepharoplasty vs Ptosis Correction: Which One Do You Need
A heavy upper lid can come from skin above it or from the muscle that lifts it. The two causes get different operations at IBON Plastic Surgery.
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Partial Incision Double Eyelid Surgery: Procedure and Candidacy
Small openings at selected points rather than one continuous cut — the full published picture of partial incision double eyelid surgery at IBON Plastic Surgery.
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Brow Lift vs Subbrow vs Suprabrow: Where the Incision Goes
Three forehead-lift routes at IBON Plastic Surgery, three incision locations, three amounts of brow moved. Here is how the choice is actually made.
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Natural Adhesion Double Eyelid Surgery: A Procedure Guide
The fold is created by an adhesion technique and develops while the lid heals. Here is the published picture — candidacy, dry-eye screening, risks and timeline.
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