[Lari Plastic Surgery] Double Eyelid Removal: Long-Term Before-and-After Photos of Surgery on Only One Side

Does surgery to remove a double eyelid also have to be performed on both sides at the same time, just like double eyelid surgery?!

It does not necessarily have to be that way.

If only one side is operated on, there is a possibility that a double eyelid may later form on the other side, so it may be better to operate on both sides at the same time.

However, even when only one side is done, there are cases where it settles in well like this without affecting the other eye, so surgery on only one side is also possible.

Double eyelid removal surgery performed using the incision method can initially appear as though the double eyelid has not been removed because of the incision line, which can cause misunderstanding and concern among patients.

In the photo above as well, if you look at the photo taken on the day the stitches were removed, 5 days after surgery, with the eyes looking downward, the incision line looks almost like a double eyelid. However, if you look at the long-term follow-up photo from 2 years after surgery, the wound has healed completely and the scar that looked like a double eyelid line has disappeared neatly, resulting in a complete monolid.

Of course, scars vary from patient to patient in terms of healing speed and how much they remain, so not everyone heals this neatly like this, but over a long period of time, most scars tend to fade and become lighter ^^

Because double eyelid removal surgery, like double eyelid surgery, does not necessarily have to be performed on both sides at the same time, you can have only the procedure you want done without much burden, and it can produce sufficient and clear results, so satisfaction is very high.

Just as some people dislike eyes without double eyelids, those who dislike eyes with double eyelids can be happily reborn with monolid eyes at Lari Plastic Surgery.