Gangnam Double Eyelid Revision Surgery Requires Caution!

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As more people have started getting eye surgery, the range of cases for revision surgery has become more diverse.

However, not every eye can undergo revision surgery.

In the case of eye surgery, many people think of it as a simple procedure and go ahead with surgery,

so at AB Plastic Surgery, we would like to explain double eyelid revision surgery in detail.

First, cases in which revision surgery is possible include:

unsatisfactory line / sausage eyes / line asymmetry / double eyelids that have loosened /

overcorrection / a low line / severe scarring, and so on.

In the case of Gangnam eye revision surgery, the causes of failure vary, and the reasons for considering revision are also different,

so it is most important to accurately analyze the cause of the failure and establish a surgical plan.

AB Plastic Surgery analyzes the causes of failure more scientifically

and selects the optimal surgical method.

In addition, we have extensive clinical experience with various eye revision surgeries,

so you can expect satisfactory results.

Because eye surgery is a very important factor that affects a person's image,

it should be performed only after a thorough preoperative analysis.

We recommend considering whether the line suits your facial features, balance, and overall impression,

and proceeding with surgery only after having sufficient consultation with a specialist.

The timing of eye revision surgery is recommended after the tissue has stabilized to some extent.

However, if there is noticeable asymmetry in the eyes and the cause is clear,

correction within 2 weeks can be resolved very easily.

This is because the scar has not yet settled, so dissection is easy and there is almost no swelling.

That said, not everything is possible, so for successful eye revision surgery,

you should decide on revision only after sufficient consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon.

Depending on your eye condition, there may be limits to what can be improved,

and the possibility of improvement may vary depending on the surgeon's skill,

so we recommend consulting with a specialist who has extensive clinical experience.