Correction of drooping upper eyelids and outer eye corners is performed using the Sub Brow Lift technique by specialized surgeons at BLS Surgery Center. The procedure involves precise removal of excess eyelid skin and meticulous suturing, with the incision discreetly hidden beneath the brow line—so seamless that it is barely noticeable, even in the early post-operative stage. This is achieved through BLS Surgery Center’s proprietary technique called Invisible Lock. Once the wound has fully healed, the scar fades to the point of being difficult to detect. For individuals with fuller eyebrows, the scar is even more effectively concealed. After suture removal, patients can also apply eyebrow makeup to further camouflage the area for a smoother appearance. This technique lifts both the upper eyelids and outer corners of the eyes, brightening the gaze and naturally rejuvenating the face.
Correction of drooping upper eyelids and outer eye corners is performed using the Sub Brow Lift technique by specialized surgeons at BLS Surgery Center. The procedure involves precise removal of excess eyelid skin and meticulous suturing, with the incision discreetly hidden beneath the brow line—so seamless that it is barely noticeable, even in the early post-operative stage. This is achieved through BLS Surgery Center’s proprietary technique called Invisible Lock. Once the wound has fully healed, the scar fades to the point of being difficult to detect. For individuals with fuller eyebrows, the scar is even more effectively concealed.
After suture removal, patients can also apply eyebrow makeup to further camouflage the area for a smoother appearance. This technique lifts both the upper eyelids and outer corners of the eyes, brightening the gaze and naturally rejuvenating the face.
Drooping eyelids result from sagging skin that overlaps the eyes, making the face look sad and aged. It may affect eye health, such as obstructed vision or inward-turning lashes causing irritation—especially at the outer corners. For patients who’ve had double eyelid surgery or already have a visible crease, Subbrow Lift can remove excess skin at the outer corners, lift the eyelids and outer eyes, and correct sagging upper eyelid skin—brightening the face naturally.
A droopy outer eye (downturned eye) occurs when the outer corner of the eye sits lower than the inner corner. This can be caused by the natural curve of the eye socket or by excess skin at the outer eyelid, resulting in a tired or sad appearance and dull-looking eyes. Such features may even affect one’s overall expression or perceived charm according to facial aesthetics and physiognomy.
A Sub Brow Lift helps remove excess skin around the outer eye area and lifts the outer corners to a more balanced position. The eyes appear brighter and more defined, enhancing your overall appearance and giving you a fresher, more confident look.
When the outer eye sits lower than the inner eye, it may be due to orbital bone curvature or excess skin at the outer corners. This causes a sad, sleepy look and may affect personality or facial harmony. Subbrow Lift removes excess skin and lifts the outer corners to a balanced position—enhancing eye shape and overall expression.
Sagging or drooping eyelid skin may obscure the crease, causing asymmetry or hidden folds. Subbrow Lift removes excess skin and sutures beneath the brow, restoring crease visibility and symmetry.
Subbrow Lift is a surgical technique to correct drooping eyelids and outer corners by removing excess skin that compresses the eyelid crease. It addresses issues such as drooping eyes, outer corners, unclear creases, and obstructed vision. The incision is hidden beneath the brow using BLS’s Invisible Lock technique, resulting in a very small and discreet scar.
Post-surgery, the eyelids and outer corners are lifted, the crease becomes more defined, and the eyes appear larger. The overall face looks brighter and younger. This technique is ideal for those who do not wish to undergo double eyelid surgery but have drooping eyelid concerns.
Aging often leads to sagging eyelids, affecting vision, causing tearing, or discomfort from inward-turning lashes. Subbrow Lift removes excess skin, enlarges the eyes, and improves facial brightness—also reducing lash irritation.
Sagging outer corners create a tired, sad look and affect personality and facial harmony. Subbrow Lift lifts the outer corners to a balanced position, improving appearance and confidence.
Those with visible creases but sagging upper eyelid skin can benefit from Subbrow Lift to remove excess skin and restore crease clarity—without needing full eyelid surgery.
Surgery Duration
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Stitch Removal
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Duration of Results
If you feel a bump after stitch removal, it may be dissolvable suture material. If bothersome, send a photo via Line to the medical secretary to schedule a follow-up. Otherwise, it will dissolve naturally within 1–2 months.
*Note: Healing time may vary by individual
Every Subbrow Lift at BLS Surgery Center is performed by a board-certified specialist. Each case receives a personalized surgical design and Invisible Lock technique to hide the scar beneath the brow. The incision is small, recovery is minimal, and the team provides thorough guidance for safe and effective care.
Every Subbrow Lift at BLS Surgery Center is performed by a board-certified specialist. Each case receives a personalized surgical design and Invisible Lock technique to hide the scar beneath the brow. The incision is small, recovery is minimal, and the team provides thorough guidance for safe and effective care.
BLS Surgery Center believes beauty is unique to each individual. Beyond correcting imperfections, the surgeon designs results tailored to each patient’s goals and safety.
A: Drooping eyelids stem from two primary causes:
A: Drooping eyelids affect both appearance and eye health, including vision. This condition does not improve on its own and requires surgical correction by a board-certified specialist to properly assess and treat the issue for satisfying results.
A: Sub Brow Lift delivers long-lasting results—typically 5 to 10 years. Proper pre-op preparation and diligent post-op care following the surgeon’s instructions can enhance the effectiveness and longevity of the outcome.
A: Thanks to the Invisible Lock technique, the incision is small and hidden beneath the brow, minimizing swelling around the eyes. Recovery time is very short—usually just 1–2 days. Elevating the head while sleeping and applying cold compresses around the eyes can help reduce swelling and bruising. By day 7, the incision typically dries and stitches can be removed. Results begin to settle within 2 weeks.
