The preservation of keratinized mucosa around the dental implant seems to be ideal, especially in the esthetic-critical area. The incisional technique with apically positioned falp has been reported to preserve keratinized tissue during the second surgery of two-stage implant (Hertel RC et al. 1994). The disadvantage of this straight line incision technique is difficult to make the flap margin adapt the healing abutment well due to its round shape. Therefore, the purpose of this presentation is to report a modified incisional technique for the second surgical procedure of two-stage implant. Briefly, first is to locate the site of installed implant before second surgery. Then, to make a semilunar incision on the crest area instead of straight line incision which can make a gap between the flap and the unreflected soft tissue causes the healing and esthetic problems. For single implant in the partial edentulous area, the semilunar incision with two vertical releasing incisions can create good contour for the adaptation between the healing abutment and soft tissue labially or buccally. The remaining tissue on the lingual side can either be cut away or used to help to regenerate interdental papilla. This modified incisional technique makes the management of soft tissue around dental implant much easier and better clinical results.