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Double Eyelid Surgery & Eyelid Surgery
Customized to Your Eyelid Structure —
Create Your Ideal Eye Shape
Double eyelid surgery is a cosmetic procedure designed to create a naturally defined eyelid crease.
The two most common techniques are the non-incisional method,
which uses sutures to form the crease, and the incisional method,
which involves adjusting the skin and fat to achieve a more permanent result.
The non-incisional method does not require a scalpel, offers minimal downtime,
and is ideal for those undergoing eyelid surgery for the first time.
In contrast, the incisional method is suitable for individuals concerned with excess skin or fat on the eyelids,
and it offers more long-lasting results.
Popular Double Eyelid Surgery
Ranking
Non-Incisional Method
1Day Quick Eye Natural
¥140,800
Creates a double eyelid without using a scalpel
Two-point suture square technique
Less likely to loosen or come undone
Non-Incisional Method
TCB Double Eyelid Surgery
¥29,800
3-year warranty
Two-point triangle technique
Includes laughing gas sedation
Non-Incisional Method
Youth Double Eyelid Surgery
¥39,000
5-year warranty
Two-point triangle technique
Ultra-fine anesthesia needle
Treatment Menu
Non-Incisional Double Eyelid Surgery
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Procedure Comparison Chart
| TCB Double | Youth Double | 1day Quick Eye Natural |
1day Quick Eye Eternity |
1day Quick Eye Premium Eternity |
1day Quick Eye Premium Eternity EX |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suture Technique | 2-point Triangle |
2-point Triangle |
2-point Square | 2-point Square | 1 thread | 1 thread |
| Price (incl. tax) | ¥29,800 | ¥39,000 | ¥140,800 | ¥298,000 | ¥398,000 | ¥548,000 |
| Warranty | 3 years | 5 years | 5 years | 10 years | Permanent | Permanent |
| Less Swelling |
7
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8
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9
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9
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9
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10
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| Less Noticeable |
7
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8
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9
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9
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10
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10
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| Longevity |
7
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8
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9
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10
|
10
|
10
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| Aesthetic Design |
7
|
8
|
9
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10
|
10
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10
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Double Incisional Eyelid Surgery
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Levator Advancement (Quick Eye Enlargement Technique)
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Ptosis Correction Surgery (Incisional Method)
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Medial Canthoplasty
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Lateral Canthoplasty
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Tear Trough Filler (Hyaluronic Acid Injection)
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Glamorous Line Surgery (Downturned Eye Surgery)
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Upper Eyelid Fat Removal
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Before & After Photos of Double Eyelid & Eye Area Surgery
Before & After Photos of Double Eyelid Surgery
Upper Eyelid Fat Removal
- Procedure Name：
- Upper Eyelid Fat Removal
- Description：
- This procedure removes excess fat from the upper eyelids through a small (approximately 2 mm) puncture without making a full incision.
- Side Effects (Risks)：
- Swelling, pain, scarring, and redness may last for 1 to 2 weeks.
- Rare Side Effects (Risks)：
- Swelling (fluid retention), infection.
- Price：
- ¥55,300 ～ ¥148,000
Upper Eyelid Fat Removal
- Procedure Name：
- Upper Eyelid Fat Removal
- Description：
- This procedure removes excess fat from the upper eyelids through a small (approximately 2 mm) puncture without making a full incision.
- Side Effects (Risks)：
- Swelling, pain, scarring, and redness may last for 1 to 2 weeks.
- Rare Side Effects (Risks)：
- Swelling (fluid retention), infection.
- Price：
- ¥55,300 ～ ¥148,000
Double Incisional Eyelid Surgery
- Procedure Name：
- Double Incisional Eyelid Surgery
- Description：
- This procedure involves making an incision along the desired crease line to create a well-defined, long-lasting double eyelid.
- Side Effects (Risks)：
- Swelling, discomfort, bruising, and scarring may last from 2 weeks to 3 months.
- Rare Side Effects (Risks)：
- Infection, asymmetry, etc.
- Price：
- ¥83,600 ～ ¥437,800
Double Incisional Eyelid Surgery
- Procedure Name：
- Double Incisional Eyelid Surgery
- Description：
- This procedure involves making an incision along the desired crease line to create a well-defined, long-lasting double eyelid.
- Side Effects (Risks)：
- Swelling, discomfort, bruising, and scarring may last from 2 weeks to 3 months.
- Rare Side Effects (Risks)：
- Infection, asymmetry, etc.
- Price：
- ¥83,600 ～ ¥437,800
Levator Advancement (Quick Eye Enlargement Technique)
- Procedure Name：
- Levator Advancement (Quick Eye Enlargement Technique)
- Description：
- This procedure adjusts the vertical width of the eye by tightening or repositioning the levator muscle, making it easier to open the eyes more widely.
- Side Effects (Risks)：
- Swelling, pain, bruising, scarring, and redness may last for 2 weeks to 1 month.
- Rare Side Effects (Risks)：
- Sensation of heat, infection, and tightness in the eyelid.
- Price：
- ¥240,000 ～ ¥449,560
Levator Advancement (Quick Eye Enlargement Technique)
- Procedure Name：
- Levator Advancement (Quick Eye Enlargement Technique)
- Description：
- This procedure adjusts the vertical width of the eye by tightening or repositioning the levator muscle, making it easier to open the eyes more widely.
- Side Effects (Risks)：
- Swelling, pain, bruising, scarring, and redness may last for 2 weeks to 1 month.
- Rare Side Effects (Risks)：
- Sensation of heat, infection, and tightness in the eyelid.
- Price：
- ¥240,000 ～ ¥449,560
Before & After Photos of Eye Area Surgery
Medial Canthoplasty
- Procedure Name：
- Medial Canthoplasty
- Description：
- A few millimeters of skin are removed from the inner corners of the eyes to bring the eyes closer together and create a more open and defined appearance.
- Side Effects (Risks)：
- Swelling, pain, bruising, scarring, and redness may last from 3 days to 3 months.
- Rare Side Effects (Risks)：
- Bleeding.
- Price：
- ¥83,600 ～ ¥354,500
Medial Canthoplasty
- Procedure Name：
- Medial Canthoplasty
- Description：
- A few millimeters of skin are removed from the inner corners of the eyes to bring the eyes closer together and create a more open and defined appearance.
- Side Effects (Risks)：
- Swelling, pain, bruising, scarring, and redness may last from 3 days to 3 months.
- Rare Side Effects (Risks)：
- Bleeding.
- Price：
- ¥83,600 ～ ¥354,500
Lateral Canthoplasty
- Procedure Name：
- Lateral Canthoplasty
- Description：
- This procedure involves making an incision at the outer corners of the eyes to widen them horizontally and enhance their appearance.
- Side Effects (Risks)：
- Swelling, pain, bruising, and scarring may last from 3 days to 3 months.
- Rare Side Effects (Risks)：
- Infection, loss of lower lashes at the outer corner, regression of the effect, and tissue contracture.
- Price：
- ¥83,600 ～ ¥354,500
Lateral Canthoplasty
- Procedure Name：
- Lateral Canthoplasty
- Description：
- This procedure involves making an incision at the outer corners of the eyes to widen them horizontally and enhance their appearance.
- Side Effects (Risks)：
- Swelling, pain, bruising, and scarring may last from 3 days to 3 months.
- Rare Side Effects (Risks)：
- Infection, loss of lower lashes at the outer corner, regression of the effect, and tissue contracture.
- Price：
- ¥83,600 ～ ¥354,500
Glamorous Line Surgery (Downturned Eye Surgery)
- Procedure Name：
- Glamorous Line Surgery (Downturned Eye Surgery)
- Description：
- This procedure involves lowering the outer portion of the lower eyelid to widen the eyes and create a soft, downturned eye shape.
- Side Effects (Risks)：
- Swelling, pain, and scarring may last for 2 days to 1 week.
- Rare Side Effects (Risks)：
- Discomfort, regression of the effect.
- Price：
- ¥201,700 ～ ¥507,300
Glamorous Line Surgery (Downturned Eye Surgery)
- Procedure Name：
- Glamorous Line Surgery (Downturned Eye Surgery)
- Description：
- This procedure involves lowering the outer portion of the lower eyelid to widen the eyes and create a soft, downturned eye shape.
- Side Effects (Risks)：
- Swelling, pain, and scarring may last for 2 days to 1 week.
- Rare Side Effects (Risks)：
- Discomfort, regression of the effect.
- Price：
- ¥201,700 ～ ¥507,300
Before & After Photos of Non-Incisional Double Eyelid Surgery
Prices for Double Eyelid & Eye Area Procedures
TCB Tokyo Central Aesthetic Surgery offers a wide range of
satisfactory treatments for our patients.
For detailed pricing of each treatment, please
refer to our price list.
Treatment Flow
We provide attentive service to help ease any tension or anxiety you may feel.
Consultation Appointment
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If you have any questions or concerns about the procedure, feel free to call us for assistance.
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Consult our doctors for detailed advice and receive a personalized treatment plan tailored just for you.
Procedure Application & Payment
We will explain the surgical process, precautions, and associated costs thoroughly.
Once agreed, a detailed surgical plan will be created. Please complete payment for the related procedures prior to treatment.
Day of Surgery
Please arrive at the clinic in good condition.
Our doctors and staff will ensure a calm and relaxed environment for your procedure.
Surgery
Before beginning, the doctor will carefully confirm the expected outcome and surgical plan.
The doctor and staff will help you feel relaxed throughout the process.
Postoperative Care
We provide attentive care to ensure proper recovery and ease any concerns.Even after surgery, treatment and healing are not finished.
We prioritize your aftercare experience and offer a range of support options to meet your needs.
FAQ
Double Eyelid & Eye Area Surgery
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I’m experiencing bleeding around my eyes after undergoing the buried suture method. What should I do?
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First, apply gentle pressure with gauze for a few minutes to see if the bleeding stops. If it continues, please contact clinic for assistance.
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Is it safe to wear contact lenses right after double eyelid surgery?
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We generally advise against wearing contact lenses immediately after the procedure, as there is a risk of infection through the incision sites on the eyelids.
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I had double eyelid surgery using the buried suture method, but I sometimes feel a stinging sensation. Is this kind of discomfort normal?
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Mild discomfort or a slight stinging sensation is not uncommon after the buried suture method. In most cases, it subsides over time.
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Even though I’m getting enough sleep, my eyelids feel heavy and it’s hard to keep my eyes open. Could this be due to eye strain? What should I do?
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While eye strain could be a factor, your symptoms may also be related to ptosis (drooping eyelids). We recommend seeking a medical evaluation for an accurate diagnosis.
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My eyelids feel heavy, and my eyelashes seem buried. What procedures can make the base of my lashes more visible?
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Depending on the underlying cause, options may include double eyelid surgery, ptosis correction, or fat removal from the eyelids. The most suitable treatment will vary based on the specific reason for the heaviness.
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I’ve heard that bruising around the eyelids can occur after double eyelid surgery. Is there a way to speed up recovery?
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Recovery varies from person to person, but applying a cold compress to the area and keeping your head elevated while sleeping—such as using a high pillow—may help reduce bruising and swelling.