[Lari Plastic Surgery] Uneven Eyes Correction, Revision Surgery on One Eye, One-Sided Double Eyelid Surgery One Month After Surgery

Plastic surgery should indeed be performed by doctors with good manual skills,

but since it is ultimately done by people, it can never be completely perfect.

On the premise that a certain degree of asymmetry is acceptable, plastic surgery is performed.

However, asymmetry that goes beyond the acceptable range creates a worse impression than before surgery.

The most representative area where asymmetry can appear is the double eyelid.

Double eyelids can be uneven from the beginning,

but asymmetry can also occur for reasons such as the double eyelid crease loosening.

Even when the eyes are uneven, in most cases both eyes are revised at the same time,

but in some cases, revision double eyelid surgery is performed on only one eye like this.

If only one eye is operated on, it is difficult to match the shape of the other eye exactly,

and because patients often find it difficult to accept that the eyes still look uneven while the swelling is going down,

it is better to operate on both eyes.

However, if you do not want to touch the eye you already like,

it is also possible to operate only on the eye you do not like and make both sides look similar.

Only the right eye underwent incision-based revision double eyelid surgery to lower the crease line.

Although the two eyes are not perfectly symmetrical even after surgery,

the more balanced appearance gives a sense of stability to the viewer.

One month after surgery, there is almost no swelling, and the eyes look much more natural than before surgery.