Eyelid Surgery
Eyelid Revision Surgery
This is revision eyelid surgery designed to diagnose and address dissatisfaction or discomfort resulting from a previous eyelid surgery and plan improvements.
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Treatment Overview
Eye revision surgery is a procedure designed to address dissatisfaction with the results or discomfort experienced from previous eye surgeries—such as double eyelid surgery, canthoplasty, upper eyelid surgery, or lower eyelid surgery—by diagnosing the underlying causes and the extent of scar tissue to plan improvements. After carefully assessing the condition of the tissue, we will consult with you on the revision method and the optimal timing. The timing of revision surgery varies depending on the individual’s condition. While some cases require diagnosis at a relatively early stage—before scars become more rigid—it is sometimes more appropriate to proceed after swelling has subsided and the tissue has stabilized. We recommend determining the exact timing through a consultation after your visit.
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Recommended Audience
- Those who were dissatisfied with the design of their previous eyelid surgery
- For those whose double eyelid lines have faded or become less defined
- For those experiencing discomfort or side effects following a previous procedure
- For those who wish to receive a diagnosis regarding whether and when a revision procedure is necessary
Treatment Highlights
POINT 01Natural design
Since this is a revision procedure, we proceed with meticulous care and attention to detail to achieve natural-looking results.
POINT 02Precise Surgery
We carefully assess the extent of tissue adhesion to ensure the procedure is performed with precision, preventing any further discomfort.
POINT 03Consultations and Procedures Performed Directly by Specialists
Board-certified plastic surgeons personally oversee every step, from consultation to surgery.
Notes
The method and timing of revision surgery vary depending on the condition of the previous surgery and the extent of tissue adhesion. Surgical outcomes and recovery patterns vary depending on the individual’s condition. An in-person consultation is required for an accurate diagnosis. If you have any underlying medical conditions or are taking medications, you must consult with us before surgery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. When is the best time to have revision surgery?
Depending on your condition, treatment may be appropriate either early on or after your condition has stabilized; we will determine the best course of action during a consultation after your visit.
Q. Is revision surgery possible even if I had my procedure done at a different clinic?
After assessing the status of your previous surgery, we will develop a plan and guide you through the consultation process regarding its feasibility and methods.
Q. Will a revision surgery leave a scar?
While we consider options such as utilizing previous incision lines, the extent of scarring varies from person to person, so we will provide guidance during your consultation.