Uneven Double Eyelid Correction in Seoul, Korea

Balancing creases that differ in height, shape or strength — by finding the real cause, from hidden ptosis and brow compensation to fat asymmetry or scarring from previous surgery.

  • Board-certified plastic surgeon
  • Eye & under-eye specialist clinic
  • English support · remote photo consults
Private consultation room at Sinsa L Plastic Surgery
Private consultation room · Sinsa L Plastic Surgery

Why are my double eyelids uneven and how is it corrected?

Uneven double eyelids usually come from a difference in lid-lifting strength (often unrecognised ptosis), brow compensation, uneven eyelid fat, or scar adhesions from earlier surgery. Correction redesigns the crease and releases adhesions, adjusts fixation, adds ptosis repair when one lid is lower, and redistributes or grafts fat. Surgery takes about 60–120 minutes; if you had surgery recently, waiting about 6 months is usually best.

Treats Different crease heights or shapes, multiple or weak creases
Common causes Levator differences, brow compensation, fat asymmetry, scars
Procedures Crease redesign, adhesiolysis, ptosis repair, fat grafting
Surgery time About 60–120 minutes
Downtime Stitches out day 5–7; social downtime 10–14 days
Timing Ideally about 6 months after previous surgery

Why choose Sinsa L for uneven double eyelid correction

  • Cause before crease — lid height, levator function and brow compensation are measured.
  • Balance, not identical copies — faces are naturally asymmetric; the aim is harmony.
  • Revision experience — adhesions and previous fixation are handled precisely.
  • International-friendly — English support, remote photo consults, transparent quotes and travel-aware scheduling near Sinsa Station.

Who is a good candidate?

  • One crease higher, lower or shaped differently
  • Multiple or weak creases on one side
  • One eye looks sleepier than the other
  • Unsatisfactory result after previous double eyelid surgery
  • Willing to wait for tissues to soften after recent surgery

Techniques we offer

Crease redesign & adhesiolysis

Releases scar bands and resets fixation at a balanced height.

Suture fixation revision

For minimal or suture-method asymmetry.

Ptosis repair when indicated

Levator advancement or MMCR for the lower lid. Ptosis repair →

Fat redistribution or grafting

Evens out volume differences between the lids.

Upper blepharoplasty with ptosis correction before and after at Sinsa L Plastic Surgery, Seoul — before (top) uneven upper lids, after (bottom) more balanced creases
Before (top) and after (bottom) · Upper blepharoplasty + ptosis correction · Sinsa L Plastic Surgery. Patient consent obtained. Individual results vary.

Balancing the upper lids

Here uneven lid height was corrected with ptosis repair alongside upper blepharoplasty, giving more balanced creases and eye opening.

Final symmetry is judged after 2–3 months of settling.

View more before & after photos

Your treatment journey

  1. Consultation & imaging

    Crease measurements, MRD1, levator function, brow compensation and review of previous surgery.

  2. Plan & quote

    Technique selection, combination options, recovery timeline and a clear quote.

  3. Surgery day

    Precise technique under local anesthesia with sedation; usually same-day discharge.

  4. Aftercare & checks

    Cooling, head elevation, stitch removal at day 5–7 if applicable and scheduled follow-ups.

Recovery timeline

  • Days 1–3: swelling, tightness and mild bruising; cool compresses
  • Days 4–7: stitches out if applicable; light makeup after clearance
  • Week 2: most bruising settles; socially comfortable
  • Weeks 3–6: residual swelling refines
  • Months 3–6: final result and scar maturation

Aftercare tips

  • Sleep with your head elevated for 1–2 weeks
  • Avoid heavy exercise, saunas and alcohol for about 2 weeks
  • Use prescribed ointments and protect scars from UV
  • Report increasing pain, redness or sudden asymmetry promptly

Risks & considerations

Swelling, bruising, persistent asymmetry, crease irregularity, over- or under-correction and possible further revision. Revision tissue can swell longer.

Uneven Double Eyelid Correction cost in Seoul (guide)

Procedure Price range (KRW)
Uneven double eyelid revision (suture / minimal) ₩2.2M – ₩3.8M
Uneven double eyelid revision (full incision) ₩3.5M – ₩6.5M
Ptosis repair (if needed) ₩1.8M – ₩4.8M
Epicanthoplasty / canthopexy (add-on) ₩0.8M – ₩1.5M

Exact fees depend on anatomy and plan; a final quote follows in-person evaluation.

Frequently asked questions

Can my eyes be made perfectly identical?

No face is perfectly symmetric; the goal is balance that looks natural.

Why does one crease look higher?

Often the lid on that side is weaker (ptosis) or the brow compensates; correcting the cause fixes the crease.

How soon after surgery can I have a revision?

Usually about 6 months, once tissues have softened.

Do both eyes need surgery?

Sometimes only one, but adjusting both often gives the best balance.

How long should overseas patients stay?

About 7–10 days; revisions may need a little longer.

Dr. Lee Young-geun, board-certified plastic surgeon
Medically reviewed by

Dr. Lee Young-geun, MD

Board-certified plastic & reconstructive surgeon, founder and sole surgeon of Sinsa L Plastic Surgery. Adjunct clinical professor, Department of Plastic Surgery, Korea University; full member of the Korean Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (KSAPS) and member of IPRAS. 15+ years in plastic surgery.

Last reviewed: October 2026 · About our clinic

Book your uneven double eyelid correction consultation

Send front and oblique photos with your concerns. Dr. Lee will review them and suggest the most suitable plan, with recovery and pricing tailored to your schedule.

Sinsa L Plastic Surgery · 3F–4F, 598 Gangnam-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul · Sinsa Station (Line 3) Exit 3, 1-minute walk · Tel 02-517-7410