
Normal Eye Contour
The most ideal proportion reveals 80–90% or more of the pupil when resting, with only 1–2mm of the top and bottom pupil edge slightly covered.


Those who develop forehead wrinkles due to
weak eye-opening muscle strength

Those with mild eyelid sagging who prefer
non-incisional natural adhesion

Those whose pupils are covered by eyelids,
giving a tired, dull impression

Those with ptosis symptoms where upper
eyelids cover 30% or more of pupils

By using micro-punctures instead of scalpel incisions on the eyelids, it induces unforced, seamless natural adhesion.
Precisely tightens and elevates eye-opening muscles, combining the natural aesthetic of non-incisional methods with the firm, long-lasting hold of incisional techniques.
We provide 1:1 customized care considering overall facial balance and harmony.
We prioritize patients with medically satisfying procedures.

Ptosis Correction
Surgery

The most ideal proportion reveals 80–90% or more of the pupil when resting, with only 1–2mm of the top and bottom pupil edge slightly covered.

An early-stage symptom where pupils are largely covered normally, but open with proper exposure when consciously applying effort.

Refers to a state where upper eyelids cover a significant portion of pupils (under 70%), causing a perpetually tired/dull look and impaired vision.

An eye shape where pupils shift upward or downward, exposing the white sclera in three areas (top/bottom and both sides).


