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Eyelid Surgery for Middle-aged Individuals: Diverse Options and Natural Results

  The interest in eyelid surgery among middle-aged individuals is increasing as the year-end approaches. Aging typically begins in the late 30s, leading to the onset of sagging eyelids. This is attributed to the decreased elasticity of the skin and the downward migration of structures like the forehead and eyebrows. Rather than the entire eyelid sagging uniformly, the outer portion tends to droop first. The muscles between the eyebrows, which contribute to furrowing, somewhat support the inner part of the eyelid, causing it to sag less. In contrast, the outer skin is more vulnerable, leading to its downward displacement. When the outer skin descends, it disrupts the balance of the double eyelid line, resulting in an aged appearance starting from the middle. Even individuals with initially thin eyelids can observe them becoming thicker and more uneven once sagging occurs. In such cases, various options are available based on individual preferences and conditions. For mild sagging, a