Your eyes are more than a cosmetic feature. Eyelid structure, eye corners, muscle strength, and facial proportions can all influence how the eyes look and function.
At Lush Plastic Surgery, eye surgery is planned around each patient’s individual anatomy and goals. The clinic offers a range of procedures, including ptosis correction, canthoplasty, double eyelid surgery, and revision eye surgery. Depending on the patient’s needs, incisional or non-incisional techniques may be considered.
Eye Surgery Options at Lush Plastic Surgery
- Ptosis Correction – Addresses weakened or separated eyelid-opening muscles.
- Non-Incisional Ptosis Correction – A less invasive approach for selected patients with less pronounced correction needs.
- Canthoplasty – Adjusts the shape, width, or angle of the inner or outer eye corners.
- Double Eyelid Surgery – Available through both natural-adhesion buried suture and incisional techniques.
- Eye Revision Surgery – Addresses concerns such as uneven creases, asymmetry, or scarring following previous eye surgery.
Rather than automatically recommending one technique, Lush Plastic Surgery evaluates the patient’s eyelid structure and concerns before developing a personalized surgical plan. Procedures may also be combined when clinically appropriate.
Meet Dr. Min-ah Lee
Dr. Min-ah Lee, a board-certified plastic surgery specialist, is the specialist behind Lush Plastic Surgery’s eye surgery program.
Dr. Lee completed her plastic and reconstructive surgery residency at Korea University Medical Center and received additional clinical training at the University of California, Irvine. Before founding Lush Plastic Surgery, she held director-level positions at several Korean plastic surgery clinics.
At Lush Plastic Surgery, Dr. Lee personally oversees each case—from the initial consultation and surgical planning through the procedure and postoperative follow-up. Her approach focuses on understanding the underlying reason for a patient’s concern and creating results that complement the individual’s natural features.
Considering Eye Surgery?
Whether you’re exploring double eyelid surgery, ptosis correction, canthoplasty, or revision surgery, understanding your individual eyelid anatomy is an important part of choosing an appropriate approach.