Lower Eyelid Inverted Eyelash Correction

Lower Eyelid Ectropion Correction is a cosmetic surgical procedure that corrects the condition where the lower eyelid’s eyelashes turn inward and rub against the eyeball. It fundamentally alleviates symptoms such as
pain, discomfort, redness, and watery eyes caused by inverted eyelashes, achieving both comfort around the eyes and enhanced aesthetic appeal.

Ingrown eyelashes caused by growth, aging, or eyelid structure often cannot be fundamentally resolved through eye drops or self-care alone, and appropriate surgical treatment is frequently necessary.

Our clinic performs inverted eyelash correction that focuses not only on functional improvement but also on achieving a natural-looking result.

Recommended for people like this

• My eyelashes are hitting my eyes and causing pain or discomfort.
• My eyes have been red and watery for a while now.
• Even after using eye drops, there is no improvement.
• I want to cure inverted eyelashes on my lower eyelid from the root.
• I want to look naturally well-groomed.
• I want to correct my inverted eyelashes that did not improve at other clinics.

Features of Our Lower Eyelid Ingrown Eyelash Correction

At our hospital, surgeries are performed by board-certified plastic and cosmetic surgeons, who provide personalized treatment based on extensive clinical experience.

Correcting inverted eyelashes is a procedure where determining suitability and design are extremely important. We
accurately diagnose eyelid thickness, skin volume, and muscle condition to propose the optimal method.

Additionally, we strive to minimize scarring and swelling while pursuing a natural and beautiful finish.

Surgical procedure

• Make a precise incision along the lower eyelid's lash line.
• Adjusting excess skin and muscle
• Eyelash direction stabilizing treatment for outward alignment
• Carefully suture to create a natural line.
• The scar is hidden at the hairline and is barely noticeable.

Downtime and Progress

• Swelling and redness: Lasts for several days to about a week
• Suture Removal: 5 to 7 days after surgery
• Makeup: Permitted starting the day after suture removal (varies depending on condition)
• Scars: They become barely noticeable within a few weeks.

LIVIN CLINIC’s Commitment

• Performed by board-certified plastic and cosmetic
  surgeons. Accurate diagnosis of eyelid structure with a focus on safety.
• Function and beauty
  combined Improves inverted eyelashes while maintaining a natural look.
• We also handle revision cases. We can
  address revisions from other clinics and recurrence cases.
• Careful suturing ensures the wound is barely noticeable. The
  result becomes less visible over time.
• Customized design for each individual Tailored
  treatment based on the condition of your eyelids.

LIVIN CLINIC’s Lower Eyelid Ingrown Eyelash Correction

At LIVIN CLINIC, we consider lower eyelid ingrown eyelash correction to be a “precise surgical procedure that achieves both comfort and beauty around the eyes.” Our board-certified plastic and cosmetic surgeons provide high-quality treatment prioritizing safety, natural results, and recurrence prevention. We alleviate discomfort caused by ingrown eyelashes, guiding you toward comfortable and beautiful eyes.

Treatment Process

Design

Before surgery, we thoroughly examine the condition of your eyelids to determine the cause of ingrown
eyelashes and assess skin volume. We create the optimal design, considering both the direction of the eyelashes and the natural appearance of the final result.

On the day of surgery, we will ensure ample time for design confirmation and proceed only after you are fully satisfied.

Anesthesia

Local anesthesia is used as the primary method, supplemented with nitrous oxide anesthesia as needed. This allows you to
undergo surgery in a relaxed state.

surgery

The procedure takes approximately 30 to 60 minutes. A precise incision is made
along the lower lash line to adjust the direction of the eyelashes.
Careful suturing aims for a natural and beautiful result. A precise incision is
made along the lash line, and excess skin and orbicularis oculi muscle are carefully removed.
Meticulous suturing aims for a natural result with minimal scar visibility.