Eyes
eye revision surgery
This is a highly complex corrective surgery designed to fix issues such as loosened eyeliner, asymmetry, and overcorrection from previous eye surgeries.
Revision eye surgery is a procedure to correct issues such as loosened eyeliner, asymmetry, lines that are too thick or high, multiple lines, or excessive widening that occurred after previous double eyelid, eye shape correction, or canthoplasty surgeries. It is more complex than the initial surgery due to the accompanying scarring and adhesions, and precise design considering the tissue condition is key.
In what cases is this done?
It is performed in cases where the eyeliner has loosened or faded, there is asymmetry between the left and right eyes, the eyeliner is excessively high or thick, there are multiple or triple lines, or the eye shape appears unnatural due to excessive canthoplasty. Correction of recurrent ptosis is also included.
Method and process
Existing scars and adhesions are separated, the height of the incision line is lowered or raised if necessary, and insufficient tissue is reinforced. Incision restoration and soft tissue grafting may also be performed. It is recommended to perform this procedure after a sufficient recovery period (usually at least 6 months) following the first surgery.