[Lali Plastic Surgery] Appropriate Inner Corner Revision, Before-and-After Appearance of Revision Surgery

Unlike outer corner revision, inner corner revision pulls the skin in both directions from one point.

In severe cases, it can be difficult to restore it all at once, so some cases require two or three stages of revision.

Because of this, the patient’s skin condition is also an important factor in inner corner revision surgery.

Another key point of revision surgery is the design.

Depending on how it is designed, the amount of correction and the appearance after revision can vary.

Since the goal is to achieve the maximum effect with minimal scarring,

a surgeon with extensive experience must perform the surgery accurately with a design that suits each person’s eyes.

Inner corner revision can restore the eye shape you want depending on the surgical method, the preoperative eye shape and condition, and the amount of correction.

However, as the amount of correction increases, the post-surgery appearance of inner corner revision generally becomes more rounded.

If you want a sharp inner corner, a small amount of inner corner surgery may be needed later.

Compared with the eye corner being opened all the way to the inner end before surgery, the inner corner was nicely restored into a rounded shape after surgery.

If it is restored into a shape that is too round, it may look a bit tight or closed off.

However, a moderately rounded shape that is restored without being excessive looks just right.