# Non-Incisional Ptosis Correction: A Different Approach to Droopy-Looking Eyes

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**Category:** Ophthalmology\
**Created:** [August 27, 2026, 4:23am UTC](https://www.patients.community/t/non-incisional-ptosis-correction-a-different-approach-to-droopy-looking-eyes/14332 "2026-08-27T04:23:58Z")\
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When the upper eyelid sits lower than expected, it can make the eyes appear smaller, tired, or sleepy. In some cases, this can be related to **ptosis** , where the muscles involved in opening the eyelid do not function strongly enough.

**Non-incisional ptosis correction** is a surgical approach that aims to improve eyelid opening without making a traditional incision along the eyelid. It can be considered for selected cases, particularly when the degree of ptosis and eyelid characteristics make a non-incisional technique appropriate.

At **[Lush Plastic Surgery](https://www.lushplasticsurgery.com/)**, non-incisional ptosis correction is offered as part of the clinic’s eye surgery services. The appropriate technique should be determined after evaluating the individual’s eyelid structure, muscle function, skin condition, and desired outcome.

### Meet Dr. Min Ah Lee

 ![Dr. Min Ah Lee](https://us1.discourse-cdn.com/flex002/uploads/cloudhospital/original/2X/e/e674bb387f9e35064483b55548ab721abc912f47.webp)

**[Dr. Min Ah Lee](https://www.lushplasticsurgery.com/doctors/min-ah-lee) (Lee Min Ah)** is the representative director of Lush Plastic Surgery and a board-certified plastic surgeon. Public physician information lists her specialty as plastic surgery and identifies Lush Plastic Surgery as her affiliated hospital.

Choosing ptosis correction isn’t simply about making the eyes look larger. A proper assessment is important to determine whether true ptosis is present and whether a non-incisional approach is suitable.