Blepharoplasty

What is an eyebrow lift? An eyebrow lift is a minor surgery that creates an incision on the upper or lower edge right next to the eyebrow. The doctor will then remove excess skin, use cosmetic thread to tighten the sagging skin, suture the eyebrow into the muscle layer to lift and fix the new position, and finally skillfully suture it. Because the scar is created very small, located in a hidden corner of the eyebrow, it cannot be seen, and at the same time, the scar will gradually fade over time. It only takes about 30-45 minutes, after surgery you do not need to rest, you can go home the same day and work normally. After performing an eyebrow lift, you will have a new eyebrow shape that suits you, your eyes and face will look much younger. Notes after surgery Basically, eyebrow lift surgery is relatively gentle, no need to rest, but you also need to note the following: + Avoid touching the surgical area, keep it clean for the first 5 days after eyebrow lift + Wash your face gently, do not rub or touch the incision + Do not apply eyebrow makeup within 1 month after surgery + Avoid foods that easily cause scarring such as seafood, spinach, beef, beans such as tofu, soybeans, etc. + Take medication and follow your doctor's instructions.  

EYELID SURGERY TO REMOVE EXCESS FAT – THE PERFECT CHOICE TO HELP YOUR EYES BE ATTRACTIVE. The eyes are the windows to the soul, the place to express different emotions, besides, the eyes also often show the earliest and most obvious signs of aging. A woman is truly beautiful when she has soulful, attractive eyes. However, over time, our eyes begin to lose their youthfulness and flexibility due to the obvious fat bags on the eyelids, sagging eyelid skin affecting aesthetics and limiting vision, making your face look more tired than ever.

CONGENITAL PTOPSY CORRECTION Ptosis has many causes such as excess skin and fat or congenital. Each ptosis condition has a different method. Congenital ptosis is a disease, so it is quite difficult to perform surgery. Congenital ptosis correction helps improve the function of the upper eyelid levator muscle, helping the upper eyelid to open wider, overcoming poor vision due to a long period of ptosis. This is a difficult technique, so you need to choose a large hospital and an experienced doctor to perform it. Applicable subjects: eyes with congenital ptosis due to the ciliary muscle, the ptosis covers a part or is too central to the pupil Performance time: about 45-60 minutes for 1 congenital ptosis correction (depending on the patient's ptosis condition) Time to remove stitches: 5 days after surgery

EUROPEAN STANDARD EYELID CUTTING - ATTRACTIVE DEEP EYES The mixed-race beauty of Europe and Asia is currently pursued by many women. And eyes that clearly show Western features help the face become more attractive. With European standard eyelid cutting technology at Thao Dien Hospital, it helps you remove excess skin and fat from the eyelids, while creating new, naturally beautiful eyelid folds. This is a European standard technology for Asians, bringing characteristic attractive eyes. Applicable subjects: people with single eyelids, hidden eyelids, unclear eyelids and excess skin and fat on the upper eyelids... Performance time: about 30-45 minutes for one minor surgery (depending on the patient's eyelid condition) Time to remove stitches: 5 days after surgery

Eyelid stitching, also known as non-surgical double eyelid enhancement, is a cosmetic procedure that creates a defined eyelid crease using specialized sutures to connect the eyelid skin to the underlying tissues, without surgically removing skin. It is generally suitable for people with monolids, subtle eyelid creases, or poorly defined eyelids who have minimal excess skin and fat around the eyes. The procedure is usually relatively quick, depending on the technique used and the individual's eyelid condition. However, it is not suitable for everyone, and the results may change over time. A consultation with a qualified specialist is recommended to determine the most appropriate treatment, understand potential risks, and receive proper aftercare instructions.