Aging causes the eyelids to stretch and the eyelids to droop and look older. Besides aging, excessive skin sagging around the eyes may reduce your vision as it causes a restriction in the sight.
Addressing this problem, Blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure that removes excess skin, muscle or fat and repairs droopy eyelids to give a younger, more alert and attractive appearance.
You might consider Blepharoplasty if you are struggling with restricted vision due to droopy or sagging eyelids that are preventing your eyes from opening completely or pull down your lower eyelids.
There can be multiple reasons for undergoing Blepharoplasty, here are some of the major ones:
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The average cost of eyelid surgery in South Korea is between $1400 and $2900 for the upper or lower eyelid. The cost of double eyelid surgery in South Korea is between $2800 and $5000.
The following factors affect the cost of eyelid surgery in South Korea:
Mostly, the hospital offers a complete package for eyelid surgery in South Korea. Nearly 7 to 8 percent tax on top of the package that the candidate has to pay is refundable at the airport. However, the system varies from one clinic to the other.
The following types of eyelid surgeries are available in South Korea:
Some of the top clinics for double eyelid surgery in South Korea include the following:
The following are some of the top surgeons for double eyelid surgery in South Korea:
South Korea has evolved itself as one of the most advanced centers for aesthetic and plastic surgery procedures in the world. Many travelers from around the world, especially from Western countries such as the US, Canada, and Australia prefer to come to South Korea for eyelid surgery, thanks to the expertise available and the great success rates.
Double eyelid surgery in South Korea is completely safe and yields great results. More than 98 percent of people are able to achieve the desired results. However, they must understand that to be able to see the actual result or outcome of the procedure, they may have to wait for several weeks before the puffiness and swelling goes away and the eyes start to look completely normal.
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