Revision Eye Surgery

Surgery Duration

60 - 90 min

Hospitalization

No

Stitches Removal

After 3-7 Days

Anesthesia

Local and Sedation

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Recovery Period

7 Days

Revision Double Eyelid Surgery & Ptosis Correction

CDU Revision double eyelid surgery which corrects the fundamentals.

Double eyelid revision surgery is a quite frequently performed revisional procedure. Even when the initial surgery achieves the best result, patients may experience dissatisfaction, functional problems, scarring, or unnatural eye shapes. The failure of plastic surgery may lead to social phobia.

The right timing for revision eye surgery is after six months following the first surgery. In some cases, early correction is possible, but it is better to have enough time for the tissues in the surgical areas to heal completely.

In revision cases, because unexpected situations can arise and many complicated tasks may need to be completed, the revision surgery must be performed by experienced and specialized surgeons.

Cause

We make an accurate analysis of height, depth, strength, and adhesion

Planning

We ensure we have full understanding in advance of the causes of the current issue, and of further problems which may be caused by revision surgery.

Proceeding

Following the personalized plan, an eye surgery specialist, who is a senior surgeon with extensive experience of different surgical cases, will proceed with the revision surgeries.

Surgery Duration

60 - 90 min

Hospitalization

No

Stitches Removal

After 3-7 Days

Anesthesia

Local and Sedation

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Recovery Period

7 Days

Revision double eyelid surgery cases

The height of double folds is too high

Causes

Issue

Solutions

Making lower double folds by removing the previous scar:

When the eyes have enough skin, smaller double folds are made below the previous double eyelid lines by removing the scar tissue and scarring and releasing the previous folds.

Making lower double folds without removing the previous scar:

When the eyes don’t have enough skin, the previous scar is maintained. Only the folds previously operated on are released and new double eyelid lines are created below the previous lines.

Ptosis correction:

When the eyes have ptosis or ptosis is not corrected properly during the previous surgery, the double eyelid lines are created at a higher position than intended. By correcting ptosis, the double folds become defined and natural.

The fold is almost invisible or too natural

Causes

Issue

Solutions

The excess skin above the double eyelid line is removed.
New double folds are made above the previous folds.
Excess skin is removed with a subbrow lift, or saggy eyebrows are lifted with an endoscopy forehead lift.

The double folds are too deeply made

Causes

Issue

Solutions

All the adhesions are released and new folds are made below the previous folds.
The folds are treated in order to prevent adhesion recurring.

The folds are too shallow or disappear

Causes

Solutions

The cause of this issue (especially ptosis or the Mongolian folds) needs to be corrected simultaneously.
The intended adhesion is made a little stronger than the previous one.

Multiple folds

Causes

Solutions

All the adhesion around the multiple folds is released.
Action is taken to prevent recurrence of multiple folds.
The sunken area is filled with derma filler or autologous fat.
Ptosis is corrected.

Asymmetry

Causes

Originally asymmetric eyes:
Asymmetric eyes after operation:

Solutions

Due to ptosis:

Ptosis correction is performed.

Due to different amount of sagging skin:

Different amounts of skin are removed. The height of the double eyelid line needs to be maintained at the same level on each eye.

Different level of eyebrows:

This happens when patients have a habit of opening their eyes using their eyebrows. Normally, this disappears after surgery, but if they still have the same issue, correction surgery needs to be performed after sufficient follow up with your surgeon.

Due to previous surgery:

Figure out the cause of asymmetry and correct the issue.

Q&A about Revision Eye Surgery

When is the right time to have revision surgery?

After surgery, it takes about six months to one year until all the swelling is gone and the tissues are healed completely. Generally, revision surgery is better performed after seeing the final result.

In some cases, depending on the condition, early correction is available – normally when the wound color changes from reddish to skin tone, or asymmetry is too obvious.

Does revision surgery have to use an incisional method?

No, it doesn’t. For example, when the primary surgery used a non-incisional method and if the double folds disappear, the double folds can be recreated using a non-incisional method. In the case of revision surgery after primary surgery using an incisional method, a non-incisional method can be used if there is no need to remove more skin.

Can the scar be visible after revision surgery?

If the scar is not severe the scar can be flattened with laser treatment. In other cases, if the eyes have excess skin, the previous scar can be removed. If there is no excess skin, the scar can’t be removed. However, the scar is more visible due to adhesion around the scar. By releasing the scar tissue and adhesion, the scar can become flatter and improved. Alternatively, the scar can be hidden by lowering the height of the double fold line.

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Please note: In regards to before and after photos on this site, results may vary depending on each patients individual case.