Dr Tan
Ying Chien
Consultant Plastic Surgeon
MBBS (National University of Singapore)
Masters in Medicine (Surgery)
Member of Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh
Fellow of Academy of Medicine, Singapore (Plastic Surgery)
Dr Chia
Hui Ling
Consultant Plastic Surgeon
MBBS (Barts and the Royal London, University of London)
Masters in Medicine (Surgery)
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England
Fellow of Academy of Medicine, Singapore (Plastic Surgery)
Dr Wu
Yijun
Consultant Plastic Surgeon
MBBS (National University of Singapore, Singapore)
MRCS (Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, United Kingdom)
MMed (Surg) (National University of Singapore, Singapore)
FAMS (Academy of Medicine of Singapore, Singapore)


Double eyelid surgery, also known as blepharoplasty, is a cosmetic procedure that creates a defined crease in the upper eyelid. It is popular among East Asians with monolids (eyelids without a natural crease) who seek a larger and more expressive eye shape. The procedure enhances the eyes' appearance while maintaining a natural look that harmonizes with facial features.
There are two main techniques for double eyelid surgery:
The non-incisional method creates a natural-looking double eyelid without cutting the skin. Instead, fine sutures are placed within the eyelid to form a defined crease. This technique is ideal for those with thinner eyelid skin and minimal excess fat, offering a quicker recovery and minimal scarring while maintaining long-lasting results.
The incisional method is a permanent solution for creating a well-defined double eyelid. By making a precise incision, excess skin, fat, and muscle can be adjusted to achieve the desired crease. This technique is recommended for individuals with thicker eyelids or significant excess skin, delivering long-lasting, highly customizable results.
Each patient has unique eye anatomy and aesthetic goals. A consultation with a plastic surgeon will help you determine the most suitable method for natural-looking and beautiful results.






