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IBON PROCEDURE GUIDE · Double Eyelid Surgery
Incisional Method
Incisional Method at our Seomyeon, Busan clinic: personalized anatomical diagnosis and 1:1 surgery by board-certified specialist Dr. Ju-Chan Kim.
Incisional Method (Full Incisional Double Eyelid Surgery)
Medically reviewed and performed by Dr. Ju-Chan Kim, Chief Medical Director of IBON Plastic Surgery (Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon, Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons (KSPRS)).
The Incisional Method—a core surgical option within our Double Eyelid Surgery program—creates a crisp, permanent double eyelid crease by making a precise incision along the designed crease line, allowing direct removal of redundant skin, hypertrophic orbicularis muscle, and excess orbital fat before anchoring the dermis to the levator fascia in accordance with periorbital surgical principles referenced in Archives of Craniofacial Surgery (ACFS). To compare techniques and healing milestones, read Understanding Double Eyelid Surgery and Double Eyelid Recovery: Stages, Not a Single Date.
Procedure Highlights & Candidacy
- Line Styles: Customizable across In-Line, In-Out Line, and Out-Line designs according to facial proportions and medial epicanthic structure (often paired with Epicanthoplasty (Inner Eye Corner Surgery) or Ptosis Correction when levator weakness is present).
- Candidacy: Patients with thick eyelid skin, heavy orbital fat, sagging upper eyelid skin, or prior loosened creases who need stronger structural fixation than Natural Adhesion Double Eyelid Surgery, the Non-Incisional (Buried Suture) Method, or Partial Incision Double Eyelid Surgery (for complex secondary cases, see Revision Double Eyelid Surgery).
- Duration & Anesthesia: Approximately 1 hour under local anesthesia with brief sedation.
- Recovery: Suture removal in 5–7 days; return to daily activities in ~5–7 days.
- Clinical Disclosure: Individual recovery varies, and potential surgical risks such as bleeding, infection, inflammation, temporary swelling, bruising, or asymmetry are reviewed thoroughly during consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q. Who performs Incisional Method at the Seomyeon, Busan clinic?
All preoperative consultations, anatomical design, and procedures for Incisional Method in Seomyeon, Busan are performed 1:1 by Chief Medical Director Dr. Ju-Chan Kim, a board-certified reconstructive and aesthetic specialist, with zero shadow doctors.
Q. How is the treatment plan for Incisional Method customized for each patient?
Before treatment, Dr. Ju-Chan Kim conducts a comprehensive 1:1 consultation and assessment of skin thickness, muscle function, tissue elasticity, and facial balance to formulate a tailored clinical plan and structured recovery protocol.
Every procedure at IBON Plastic Surgery in Seomyeon, Busan—including eyelid surgery, ptosis correction, dual canthoplasty, under-eye fat repositioning, upper and lower blepharoplasty, and endoscopic forehead lift—is customized following a direct 1:1 anatomical evaluation by Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon Dr. Ju-Chan Kim (M.D., M.S.).
Schedule ConsultationPost-Procedure Precautions & Clinical Disclosure
Individual clinical outcomes and recovery timelines vary depending on personal tissue anatomy and healing response. Potential post-procedure side effects or complications—including temporary swelling, bruising, bleeding, hematoma, infection, inflammation, or subtle asymmetry—may occur. A thorough 1:1 consultation with Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon Dr. Ju-Chan Kim is required prior to any surgical or non-surgical procedure.