For Those Who Ended Up Having Revision Surgery Unexpectedly - Ahsungwon

#Incisional double eyelid surgery #Non-incisional double eyelid surgery #Eye plastic surgery #Double eyelid surgery #Buried suture method #Revision eyelid surgery #Luho Plastic Surgery

Hello, this is Luho Plastic Surgery.

Today, with Ahsungwon - For Those Who Ended Up Having Revision Surgery Unexpectedly

through this video, this is a post that focuses more on mindset than surgery for those of you considering revision eyelid surgery.

To some people,

this may seem a little cruel and cold,

but we hope this is a time to hear the affectionate(?) yet cold advice

from Dr. Park Il, the head doctor at Luho.

If we were to point out the biggest difference between revision surgery and the first surgery,

it would be that people who have already experienced surgery

come in with a much clearer plan than those having their first surgery.

Since revision surgery is a procedure chosen by people who were dissatisfied with the results of their previous surgery,

it is said that they often look for a hospital that can fulfill everything they want.

But whether all of those wishes can actually be achieved

must be carefully reviewed.

This can be considered the most important question in today’s post.

Revision surgery is, of course, a procedure chosen to make up for the problems and shortcomings of the existing surgery,

but there can be a big difference between the results the patient wants and the results that are realistically possible.

When making corrections to a previous procedure,

the patient’s real-world situation (such as lack of skin or skin thickness)

will inevitably create certain limitations.

A procedure performed without considering what is realistically possible

can end up producing results that are even worse than before the revision surgery.

And if you keep worrying about that unresolved issue,

you may end up never being satisfied with the results for the rest of your life.

It is natural to make sure that what you clearly want is fulfilled,

but for a successful revision surgery,

1. Clearly define what you want
2. Get consultations at multiple clinics
3. Find common points through those multiple consultations

are the most important.

Today, through Dr. Park’s Q&A,

we took a look at revision eyelid surgery.

We hope this post will be very helpful to those considering revision eyelid surgery.

Have a merry Christmas!

Luho Plastic Surgery Clinic

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#Incisional double eyelid surgery

#Non-incisional double eyelid surgery

#Eye plastic surgery

#Double eyelid surgery

#Buried suture method

#Revision eyelid surgery

#Luho Plastic Surgery