[Lari Plastic Surgery] Double Eyelid Revision Surgery, Sausage-Like Eyelid Correction, Epicanthoplasty Revision

"Do large, dark double eyelids make the eyes look bigger?"

Many people think so,

but I can tell you that is not actually the case.

Before the double eyelid revision, the eyes had a larger double-eyelid line,

but the eyes looking bigger after surgery is not just a feeling.

It is a very good example that shows the importance of a double-eyelid line that suits the eye shape.

Most double eyelid revision surgeries are often performed with an incision,

and unlike the expectation that operating again on the same area would leave more severe scars,

you can see that the scar is lighter than the previous incision scar.

A puffy, sausage-like double eyelid can actually press down on the eyes because of its thick volume,

making the eyes look smaller and giving a heavy, stuffy appearance.

Through double eyelid revision surgery, the thickness of the double eyelid is adjusted to suit the individual's eye shape,

and in some cases, if eye correction surgery is performed together,

the eyes can look much bigger than before.

By performing epicanthoplasty surgery and double eyelid revision surgery together,

the eyes not only look bigger but also appear gentler.

Although the patient had previously undergone epicanthoplasty, the effect was minimal, so epicanthoplasty revision was performed.

Lari Plastic Surgery's angle epicanthoplasty makes the eyes open up refreshingly and lowers the outer corners of the eyes so effectively that the result of the previous epicanthoplasty surgery becomes insignificant.