Swelling After Men’s Monolid Ptosis Correction and Double Eyelid Removal: A Case Study

Let’s explore men’s monolid ptosis correction swelling, double eyelid removal swelling, and monolid double eyelid surgery.

Please also refer to previous posts.

Case Study on Men’s Double Eyelid Removal Surgery: Naver Blog (naver.com)

https://blog.naver.com/medicdoctor/221354874300

Reviewing previous blog content will be very helpful.

This patient had a double eyelid on only one side before surgery.

Rather than simply removing it, a new line is set lower, and the upper line is released.

It is not enough to just release it; adhesions must be thoroughly removed, and specific maneuvers must be performed to prevent the double eyelid from reforming in that spot.

Many people assume that an incisional method will cause significant swelling, but if hemostasis is managed properly and the surgeon works with quick, precise movements, swelling is minimized.

This video was taken immediately after the surgery, and there is not much swelling.

This is a video from the day the stitches were removed. With this level of swelling, there is likely very little difference between the immediate post-op state and the final result.

This is a video at the one-month mark.

The surgery was successful.

Unfortunately, I did not record the video well, so it came out a bit dark... T_T

Please check my previous posts as well.

Swelling is minimized when the surgery is performed with quick hand movements, excellent hemostasis, and appropriate techniques without excessive manipulation.

Our clinic takes pride in ensuring minimal swelling. Whether it is monolid ptosis correction or using the incisional method to make double eyelids invisible, the principles remain the same.