Double Eyelid

Double Eyelid Jakarta – Non-Incisional Eyelid Stitching

Double eyelid treatment is a procedure designed to create a visible upper eyelid crease using a non-incisional stitching technique. It may be suitable for people with monolids, an undefined eyelid crease, or uneven eyelid folds who prefer an alternative to conventional incisional double eyelid surgery.

At Ovela Clinic Jakarta, double eyelid treatment is performed by a doctor following an assessment of your eyelid anatomy, skin and tissue characteristics, existing crease, and facial proportions.

The eyelid crease is individually designed rather than using the same height and shape for every patient. The goal is to create a balanced, natural-looking double eyelid that complements your eyes and overall facial features.

What Is Double Eyelid Stitching?

A double eyelid refers to a visible crease or fold in the upper eyelid. For patients who naturally have a monolid or an indistinct eyelid crease, a double eyelid can be created using different techniques.

This technique may also be referred to as:

• Non-incisional double eyelid
• Double eyelid stitching
• Double eyelid suture technique
• Double eyelid thread technique
• Non-incisional eyelid crease formation

The technique performed at Ovela Clinic uses medical sutures to help create an eyelid crease without the long incision used in conventional incisional double eyelid surgery.

Because there is no long surgical incision, recovery is generally shorter than with an incisional procedure.

However, not every eyelid is suitable for a non-incisional technique. A consultation with a doctor is important to determine the most appropriate approach.

How Does Non-Incisional Double Eyelid Stitching Work?

In a naturally occurring double eyelid, connections between the eyelid skin and deeper structures help form a visible crease when the eyes open.

With a non-incisional double eyelid, medical sutures are placed at carefully selected points in the upper eyelid to help create this connection.

When the eyes open, the skin follows the underlying attachment, producing a visible double eyelid crease.

The position and height of the crease are important. Creating a crease that is too high or unsuitable for the patient's anatomy may result in an unnatural appearance. For this reason, the eyelid design should be adapted to each person's anatomy rather than following a standard measurement.

Who Is a Good Candidate for Double Eyelid Stitching?

Non-incisional double eyelid treatment may be considered for patients who want to create or define an upper eyelid crease without undergoing conventional incisional surgery.

It may be considered for people who:

• Have monolids or an indistinct eyelid crease
• Have an eyelid crease that frequently disappears
• Have some degree of asymmetry between the eyelid creases
• Want a more defined double eyelid
• Regularly use double eyelid tape or eyelid stickers
• Prefer a procedure with generally less downtime than incisional double eyelid surgery

However, patients with significant excess eyelid skin, thicker eyelid tissue, or certain eyelid conditions may require a different approach.

Your doctor will assess your eyelids before recommending treatment.

Double Eyelid Treatment for Monolids

A monolid describes an upper eyelid where a visible crease is absent or not clearly defined.

Non-incisional double eyelid stitching can help create a crease that becomes visible when the eyes are open.

However, there is no single ideal double eyelid shape for everyone.

When designing the crease, several factors should be considered:

• Eye shape
• Eyelid thickness
• Amount of eyelid tissue or fat
• Eyebrow position
• Right-to-left eyelid symmetry
• Desired crease height
• Overall facial proportions

The aim is to create an eyelid crease that works with your natural eye shape rather than simply creating the highest or deepest crease possible.

Benefits of Double Eyelid Stitching

Depending on your anatomy and treatment goals, double eyelid stitching may provide several aesthetic changes.

1. Creates a More Defined Eyelid Crease
   The procedure can create a visible upper eyelid fold in eyes with a monolid or poorly defined crease.
2. Defines an Existing Double Eyelid
   An existing crease that is faint or inconsistent may become more defined.
3. Helps Improve the Appearance of Certain Asymmetries
   The design can sometimes be adjusted to make the eyelid creases appear more balanced.
4. Creates a More Open Appearance
   Changing the eyelid crease can make the eye area appear more open and refreshed.
5. Makes Eye Makeup Easier to Apply
   A more defined crease can make eyeliner and eyeshadow more visible.

Results vary between individuals depending on their anatomy, tissue characteristics, treatment technique, and healing response.

Double Eyelid Procedure at Ovela Clinic Jakarta

1. Consultation and Eyelid Assessment

Before treatment, your doctor assesses your eye shape, eyelid thickness, skin condition, symmetry, and existing eyelid crease.

This assessment also helps determine whether you are a suitable candidate for a non-incisional technique.

2. Designing the Eyelid Crease

Your doctor marks the proposed crease and determines a suitable double eyelid height based on your eye anatomy and preferences.

You can discuss the approximate crease position with your doctor before the procedure.

3. Local Anaesthesia

The eyelid area is cleaned and local anaesthesia is administered to help minimise discomfort during treatment.

4. Double Eyelid Stitching

Medical sutures are placed at predetermined points to help create a connection between the eyelid skin and underlying tissue.

Unlike conventional incisional double eyelid surgery, the procedure does not require a long incision across the eyelid.

5. Final Assessment

After the procedure, your doctor assesses the position and symmetry of the newly created crease.

The entire procedure generally takes approximately 60–90 minutes, depending on your anatomy and the technique required.

Is Double Eyelid Stitching Painful?

Local anaesthesia is used during double eyelid stitching to help minimise discomfort.

Individual experiences vary. Some patients may still notice pressure or other sensations during the procedure.

Mild discomfort may also occur temporarily after the local anaesthetic wears off.

How Long Does Swelling Last After Double Eyelid Stitching?

Mild to moderate swelling can occur after a double eyelid procedure and is part of the normal recovery process.

During the first few days, the crease may look higher, deeper, or more defined than expected because of swelling.

Swelling generally decreases progressively, although recovery time varies between individuals. Bruising may also occur in some patients and can take longer to resolve.

For this reason, the appearance of the eyelids immediately after treatment should not be considered the final result.

Your doctor will provide aftercare instructions based on your individual condition.

When Will My Double Eyelid Look Natural?

The eyelid crease is generally visible immediately after the procedure, but its initial appearance does not represent the final result.

Swelling can temporarily make the crease appear higher or more prominent. As swelling resolves and the tissues settle, the eyelid crease usually begins to look more natural.

The time required varies according to your anatomy, treatment technique, and individual healing response.

How Long Does a Non-Incisional Double Eyelid Last?

A non-incisional double eyelid should not automatically be considered permanent.

The longevity of the crease varies between patients and can be influenced by:

• Eyelid anatomy
• Skin and tissue thickness
• Technique used
• Suture and tissue condition
• Healing response
• Age-related tissue changes

In some patients, the eyelid crease can remain for a long period. In others, it may gradually become less defined or disappear sooner.

For this reason, the duration of results cannot be guaranteed to be the same for every patient.

Non-Incisional Double Eyelid vs Double Eyelid Surgery

Both procedures aim to create an upper eyelid crease, but the techniques are different.

	Non-Incisional Double Eyelid	Incisional Double Eyelid Surgery
Technique	Medical sutures	Surgical incision
Long incision	No	Yes
Downtime	Generally shorter	Generally longer
Incision line	No long incision	Surgical incision line
Longevity	May decrease over time	Generally longer-lasting
Excess skin/fat correction	Limited	Allows more extensive tissue correction
Suitable candidates	Depends on eyelid anatomy	May be considered when more extensive correction is required

Neither method is automatically the best option for everyone.

Non-incisional double eyelid stitching is generally more suitable when the eyelid anatomy allows a stable crease to be created using sutures. Patients with significant excess skin or other anatomical considerations may require assessment for a different approach.

Is Double Eyelid Stitching Safe?

Double eyelid stitching is a medical procedure involving the delicate anatomy of the upper eyelid. As with any medical aesthetic procedure, side effects and complications are possible.

Temporary side effects may include:

• Swelling
• Bruising
• Redness
• Discomfort
• Temporary differences between the right and left eyelids during healing

Other potential complications may include infection, suture-related problems, asymmetry, or changes in the eyelid crease.

Because eyelid anatomy is complex, treatment should be performed following a medical assessment by a practitioner familiar with the anatomy of the eye area.

Double Eyelid Treatment Price in Jakarta

The price of double eyelid treatment in Jakarta can vary depending on your eyelid anatomy and the treatment required.

Before treatment, your doctor at Ovela Clinic will assess your eyelids and discuss a suitable crease design.

For the latest double eyelid treatment price at Ovela Clinic Jakarta, contact Ovela Clinic via WhatsApp for current pricing and consultation availability.

Why Choose Ovela Clinic for Double Eyelid Treatment in Jakarta?

Ovela Clinic is a medical aesthetic clinic in Jakarta that has been treating patients since 2012. 2012.

For double eyelid treatment, our approach focuses on several important principles.

Doctor Assessment Before Treatment

Your eyelid anatomy is evaluated before the procedure to determine whether the non-incisional technique is appropriate for you.

Personalised Double Eyelid Design

Everyone's eyes are different.

Instead of using the same eyelid crease for every patient, the doctor considers your eye shape, eyelid thickness, symmetry, facial proportions, and aesthetic preferences when designing your crease.

Focus on Natural-Looking Results

The objective is to create an eyelid crease that looks proportionate to your eyes and facial features.

Two Convenient Locations in Jakarta

Ovela Clinic has two locations: Tebet, South Jakarta and Kebon Jeruk, West Jakarta. This makes the clinic accessible to both Jakarta residents and international patients or expats living in different areas of the city.

Double Eyelid Before and After

* Results for each individual may vary depending on several other factors. The information above is only a reference.

 

* Results for each individual may vary depending on several other factors. The information above is only a reference.

* Results for each individual may vary depending on several other factors. The information above is only a reference.

[GALLERY BEFORE AFTER] 

View before-and-after results from patients who have undergone double eyelid treatment at Ovela Clinic Jakarta.

Individual results vary depending on initial anatomy, tissue characteristics, eyelid design, treatment technique, and individual healing response.

Frequently Asked Questions About Double Eyelid Treatment

What is a double eyelid?
A double eyelid has a visible crease or fold on the upper eyelid. Some people naturally have a clearly defined crease, while others have a monolid or a less visible eyelid fold.

Is double eyelid stitching the same as double eyelid surgery?
Not exactly. Non-incisional double eyelid stitching uses medical sutures to create an eyelid crease without the long incision used in conventional incisional double eyelid surgery.

Can people with monolids get a double eyelid treatment?
Potentially, yes. People with monolids may consider double eyelid treatment to create a visible eyelid crease. However, your eyelid anatomy should first be assessed to determine whether a non-incisional technique is suitable.

Is a non-incisional double eyelid permanent?
Not necessarily. The longevity of the crease varies depending on anatomy, tissue characteristics, technique, healing, and changes that occur over time.

How long does double eyelid stitching last?
There is no single duration that applies to every patient. Some patients may maintain their crease for a long period, while in others it can become less defined sooner.

How long does swelling last after double eyelid stitching?
Swelling is usually more noticeable during the early recovery period and gradually improves. Recovery varies between individuals, and bruising may last longer in some patients.

Does double eyelid stitching hurt?
Local anaesthesia is used to help minimise discomfort. The sensations experienced during and after treatment can vary between patients.

Can I see the double eyelid immediately?
The crease is generally visible immediately, but the initial appearance is not the final result because swelling may still be present. The crease typically looks more natural as healing progresses.

Can double eyelid treatment correct uneven eyes?
In some cases, the crease design can be adjusted to help the eyelids appear more balanced. However, natural facial asymmetry is extremely common, and perfect symmetry cannot be guaranteed.

Can double eyelid sutures be removed?
Whether sutures can be removed or the procedure revised depends on the technique used, tissue condition, and the time since treatment. An in-person medical assessment is required before deciding on revision or removal.

What is the difference between double eyelid stitching and eyelid tape?
Double eyelid tape temporarily creates a fold from the surface of the skin and needs to be reapplied. Double eyelid stitching uses medical sutures to help maintain an eyelid crease without daily eyelid tape.

Which is better: double eyelid stitching or surgery?
There is no single technique that is best for everyone. The appropriate approach depends on eyelid anatomy, the amount of skin and tissue present, desired results, and medical assessment.

How long does the eyelid embroidery procedure take?
The procedure generally takes approximately 60-90 minutes, although treatment time can vary depending on your anatomy and the technique required.

How much does double eyelid treatment cost in Jakarta?
Prices may vary depending on your condition and the treatment required. Contact Ovela Clinic for the latest pricing and consultation availability.

Where can I get double eyelid treatment in Jakarta?
Ovela Clinic provides double eyelid consultations and non-incisional double eyelid treatment in Jakarta at two locations:

Ovela Clinic Tebet – South Jakarta

Royal Palace Blok B-34

Jl. Prof. Dr. Soepomo SH No. 178A, Tebet

WhatsApp: 0857-8888-9188

Ovela Clinic Kebon Jeruk – West Jakarta

Jl. Panjang Arteri Kelapa Dua Raya No. 61 Blok J

Kebon Jeruk – West Jakarta

WhatsApp: 0822-4040-8086

Double Eyelid Consultation at Ovela Clinic Jakarta

Looking for a more defined double eyelid while maintaining a natural-looking result?

The first step is determining whether a non-incisional technique is suitable for your eyelid anatomy.

Consult a doctor at Ovela Clinic Jakarta to discuss your eyelid structure, preferred crease design, expected recovery, and suitable treatment options.

1. Tebet – South Jakarta (Book Now)
2. Kebon Jeruk – West Jakarta (Book Now)

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