Can We Escape “Sausage Eyes” with a Double-Incision Revision Eyelid Surgery?

Hello, I’m Director Choi Seung-hyeop of Wink Plastic Surgery. Today, I’ll be taking a look at double-incision double eyelid revision surgery.

Some people want to improve after a previous double eyelid surgery because the crease is too thick and the front part forms an outer line.

Eyelid revision surgery (double-incision method) | Before surgery

Eyelid revision surgery (double-incision method) | 1 month after surgery

In general, a natural-looking double eyelid for East Asians has a thinner front portion, while the middle and back portions are thicker than the front.

Eyelid revision surgery (double-incision method) | Before-and-after comparison

To make this change, the existing high crease must be lowered and a new line must be created below the original crease. For this, the skin is preserved without being removed, and an incision is made. Since a new incision is made below the existing line, this method is also called "double-incision".

Eyelid revision surgery (double-incision method) | Before surgery

Eyelid revision surgery (double-incision method) | 5 months after surgery

So, what is different from a regular incisional double eyelid surgery? First, the difference is that it includes a careful surgical process to release the existing high crease.

Eyelid revision surgery (double-incision method) | Before-and-after comparison

For those who felt burdened by thick and high double eyelids, a double-incision double eyelid surgery can create a beautiful double eyelid with an appropriate size.

That’s all for today’s look at double-incision double eyelid revision surgery.

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