2026-06-07
Monolid Ptosis Correction Paper Published in ASPS Journal
Dr. Choi Dong-il's research on 'Incisional Ptosis Correction with Hidden Double Fold' has been published in the prestigious journal Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.
Monolid Ptosis Correction Paper Published in American Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Journal
The content was published in the August 2018 issue of the journal ‘Aesthetic Plastic Surgery’.
Getting published in international journals is quite a challenge...
It is currently searchable on the medical thesis search site called PubMed.
To explain what this is, it is like the ‘Naver’ of medical papers, located at www.pubmed.com.
For example, if you search for ‘monolid ptosis correction’ using the term ‘hidden double fold’, it will appear.
The name ‘Choi DI’ at the end refers to Choi Dong-il’s initials. The person listed last is the corresponding author, who receives inquiries regarding the paper.
The abstract is as follows.
Since the concept of ‘monolid ptosis correction’ was not well-known in the US, the reviewers showed great interest. The content included cases for both men and women desiring a monolid look.
The goal is to achieve a shape like this:
It was also introduced in a Korean newspaper article.
http://www.iloveorganic.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=217306
I will continue to work hard on my research in the future.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find the academic journal where the paper on hidden double eyelid surgery was published?
Yes, it is the Aesthetic Plastic Surgery journal in the United States. In August 2018, Dr. Choi Dong-il's research paper from Gangnam Seoyeon Plastic Surgery was officially published in this prestigious journal.
Where can I search for this medical paper?
You can find it on PubMed, a global medical paper search website. If you type 'hidden double fold' in English into the PubMed search bar, you can directly find the paper.
What kind of surgery is the hidden double eyelid surgery discussed in the paper?
It is an incisional ptosis correction surgery suitable for Asians, where the double eyelid is hidden. It makes the eyes naturally larger without the double eyelid appearing thick on the outside, and it can be applied to both male and female patients.
Who is the corresponding author of this paper?
The corresponding author is Dr. Choi Dong-il of Gangnam Seoyeon Plastic Surgery. When searching for the paper, his initials 'Choi DI' are listed at the end of the author names, and he is responsible for receiving inquiries about the paper.