Double Eyelid Surgery
Double eyelid surgery creates a natural, defined upper-eyelid fold — by incisional or non-incisional method — making the eyes look brighter and more open.
A double fold makes eyes appear larger and more defined. The fold can be created with a non-incisional (suture) method for thin lids and quick recovery, or an incisional method for thicker lids and a permanent, precise result. The height and shape are designed to suit your eye and face.
Ideal for
- No or uneven double fold
- Wanting brighter, more open eyes
- Thin or thick eyelids
- First-time eyelid surgery
Benefits
- Absent or faint fold
- Uneven folds
- Fold height and shape
- Natural eye definition
Approaches we offer
The right approach depends on your structure and goals. At consultation, the surgeon determines which fits your case.
- Non-Incisional (Suture) — Sutures create the fold with minimal swelling and fast recovery — ideal for thin lids.
- Incisional — A precise incision creates a permanent, defined fold — suited to thicker lids or excess skin.
- Partial Incision — A middle-ground method balancing recovery and durability.
- With Epicanthoplasty — Combined with inner-corner work to lengthen the eye where wanted.
How your case is handled
"Every result is designed, not duplicated. We plan around your face and structure — for a result that looks like you, only refined."
Guide pricing
Prices vary with the complexity of your case. Your exact quote is confirmed at consultation. Estimates include surgeon fees, anaesthesia and facility costs; travel and accommodation are separate.
Real results from our clinic


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Why patients travel to Seoul
- Korean surgeons perform very high volumes — exceptional skill and experience
- Deep expertise in Asian facial anatomy and natural-looking results
- Advanced techniques and 3D imaging widely available
- Costs significantly lower than the US, UK or Australia
- Modern facilities and English-speaking surgeons meet international standards