[Lari Plastic Surgery] Rapid correction for eyes that need double eyelid revision surgery, possible

Plastic surgery is the result of the courage to undergo an operation,

and the patience to endure the recovery period.

No one in this world

gets the desired result immediately after having plastic surgery.

However, when the healing process does not clearly show results in the desired direction,

rapid correction may be necessary.

This patient visited our clinic on the 5th day after having double eyelid surgery and upper eyelid fat grafting at another hospital.

They wanted thin double eyelids, but there was little change from immediately after surgery until the day the stitches were removed,

so they requested rapid correction to reduce the double eyelid line.

In the director's view, even if the swelling subsided, it did not seem likely to become a thin inner double eyelid, and

since they visited during the period when rapid correction was possible,

surgery was performed immediately that day.

A revision double eyelid surgery was performed, lowering the line to the point of almost removing the double eyelid,

and eyelid muscle correction was performed at the same time so the eyes could open more clearly.

One year after surgery,

the line had become the thin inner double eyelid the patient wanted, and the eyes were opening well.

Of course, there was swelling after surgery at our clinic as well,

and because this procedure followed the previous surgery, recovery was slower than after the first surgery,

so this result did not appear immediately,

but it was the result of the patient waiting well in accordance with the clinic's instructions.

Rapid correction is a much more difficult procedure than the first surgery because it involves operating again on eyes that were already operated on not long ago. That is why 충분한 consultation with an expert before surgery is essential.

As mentioned at the beginning of the article,

1. if it is judged that correction is necessary,
2. if it is within the period when correction is possible (typically within 2 weeks after surgery),
3. then rapid correction can be performed after sufficient consultation,

but revision surgery cannot be done simply because the patient does not like the result. In most cases, waiting leads to improvement, so it is best to follow the hospital's guidance and set aside impatience for a while.