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Asian Blepharoplasty in Jaipur | Double Eyelid Surgery by Dr. Sushrut Kalra
Double eyelid surgery is a precise procedure designed to create or define a visible crease on the upper eyelid, for patients who naturally have a smoother, creaseless eyelid. This happens because the muscle that lifts the eyelid doesn't attach to the skin in the usual way, so no natural fold forms above the lash line.
Dr. Sushrut Kalra performs precise double eyelid surgery in Jaipur, anchoring the eyelid skin to the underlying muscle to create a natural crease that folds smoothly when the eyes are open and sits flat when closed, without an overly artificial or exaggerated look.
Anatomical Concerns Addressed in Double Eyelid Surgery
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Absence of an Eyelid Crease Creates a natural looking eyelid fold, carefully positioned to suit your eye shape and facial structure.
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Puffiness from Fat Positioning Addresses puffy eyelids caused by fat sitting lower than usual, allowing the new crease to sit cleanly without added bulk.
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Inner Eye Fold Adjustment Refines the skin fold at the inner corner of the eye when it makes the eyes appear more closed or narrow, opening up the eye area when needed.
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Uneven Eyelid Creases Corrects cases where one eyelid naturally has a crease and the other doesn't, or where a previous surgery left uneven results.
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Distinguishing True Drooping from Natural Anatomy Involves checking whether the eyelid genuinely droops due to muscle weakness, which would need a different correction than simply creating a crease.
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Two Surgical Approaches The Incisional Method
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Best suited for thicker eyelid skin or more fat present. A small incision allows removal of excess tissue and creates a permanent, well defined crease. The Suture Method
Frequently Asked Questions
It works by anchoring the eyelid skin to the underlying muscle, so when the eye opens, a natural fold forms above the lash line.
No, the goal is to enhance your natural eye shape, not change it. The crease is designed to look proportionate to your face.
The incisional method removes some skin and fat through a small cut, offering a permanent result. The suture method uses no incisions and is better suited for those with thinner eyelid skin and less excess tissue.
This can be addressed with an additional procedure at the inner corner of the eye, done alongside eyelid surgery if needed.
Most patients return to daily activities within 7 to 10 days. Full healing and final results settle over 3 to 6 months.
Yes, it's often combined with a brow lift, lower eyelid surgery, or ptosis correction for a more complete result.
