There are a lot of people who ask for ‘front, side, back, and bottom’ all to make big eyes. It’s jokingly said that it’s okay to expose bones due to a small eye complex, but this is an option that should be absolutely avoided. After double eyelid surgery, many eye surgeries make the eyes bigger in the order of opening the front and then the rear. In addition to this, if you have a lot of interest in undercuts, please check the precautions.
The lower eyelid is a surgical method that gives the impression that the vertical length of the eye is extended by pulling the lower eyelid down. After the operation, the lower part of the pupil, which was covered by the lower eyelid, becomes visible and the eyes become clearer and larger, and the degree of lowering is individual.
However, it is necessary to first determine whether or not the lower eyelid surgery is appropriate enough to be performed only in cases where it is clearly applicable. Otherwise, three hundred eyes (a term referring to an eye in which the whites are visible from three sides when the eye is viewed from the front) may occur, resulting in a feeling of presbyopia. In addition, if it is severely lowered, side effects such as not closing the eyes properly or showing an unnatural appearance when smiling may appear.
In fact, there are frequent cases of side effects from undercutting even though it is an eye that should not be undercut, or excessively progressing despite being dried. If you only want to make your eyes bigger, you may experience a situation that makes your daily life uncomfortable.
Do you want to go back to your original shape following lower excision surgery?
If you want to return to the original shape once more following these side effects have already appeared following the undercut, there is a way to solve it by first removing the undercut. In this case, it is better to untie it to the medical staff of the hospital where the operation was performed, because they know the type of thread used and the location of the thread fixation best. However, even if the thread is untied, there are cases where it cannot be restored. In this case, consider the second method, undercut restoration. Depending on the degree of undercut, the surgical application method is different, and several more methods may be required.
If you see the appearance when you cut the bottom and it has a shape similar to the side effect, unscrewing it as soon as possible can get a result closer to the original state. Of course, it can be a hasty decision to do it before the results of the surgery are out.
Each individual has their own eye style, but excessive surgery that affects the functional part of the eye will only lead to another surgery. Be sure to accurately understand the anatomy of the eye, determine if the lower excision surgery is really necessary, and what side effects may occur following sufficient consultation with a plastic surgeon with extensive experience in surgery. Nothing is more important than being safe.
Written by Hidak Medical Correspondent, Director Cha Ji-hoon (specialist in plastic surgery)
