[Rari Plastic Surgery] Incision Double Eyelid Surgery Side Effects: Unfolding, Corrected Cleanly with Double Eyelid Removal Surgery

The biggest weakness of double eyelid surgery is not asymmetry or thick double eyelids,

but unfolding.

Of course, other issues such as uneven eyes or thick double eyelids can also be upsetting and bothersome if you do not like them. By comparison, when people hear the word “unfolding,” many think, ‘If the double eyelid surgery comes undone, it will just go back to the eyes it had before surgery,’ but our eyes are not hardware that changes in a clear and simple way, like attaching, detaching, bending, and straightening like a machine.

Today, let’s look at the side effects of unfolding after incision double eyelid surgery.

‘If the surgically created double eyelid unfolds, it will return to the previous eye, right?’ You may think that,

but no. ㅠ

If that were the case, it would not be called a side effect in the first place..

When a double eyelid unfolds after incision double eyelid surgery, there are often cases where a new line appears in a different position instead of the original double eyelid line, or multiple lines appear in a vague, incomplete way. In rare cases, it may completely unfold like in the pre-op photo above, exposing both the incision scar and uneven skin caused by the scar, which can make the eyes look unattractive.

If the aftermath of the unfolding side effect after double eyelid surgery reaches this point, then even having a slightly different asymmetry but still having a line, or having a line that is a bit thick and slightly burdensome, may seem preferable..

For people whose double eyelids have unfolded like this, even if they undergo revision double eyelid surgery, the probability that the double eyelids will unfold again is significantly higher than for others. Of course, since everyone is different, there are cases where they do not unfold again after surgery, but what condition they may unfold into next time is also something that cannot be known.

So for these patients, the most definite solution is to remove the double eyelid that will unfold, and the unfolded double eyelid entirely.

If, statistically, your double eyelids are more likely to unfold than other people’s, then not making a double eyelid that will unfold in the first place and removing it altogether seems like a much wiser approach.

By performing double eyelid removal surgery, the side effects of double eyelid surgery where scars and irregular skin were exposed due to unfolding after incision double eyelid surgery were improved, while also improving the double eyelid skin and the previous incision scar; and if necessary, ptosis correction surgery was performed at the same time, resulting in eyes that were smooth and defined, and very different from before surgery.

You can clearly confirm with the naked eye through the before-and-after photos that the scar has definitely disappeared.

Double eyelid removal surgery also involves an incision to remove the double eyelid, but unlike the incision scar from the previous double eyelid surgery, it appears with almost no visible sign of scarring.

Scarring differs from person to person, so for those who scar severely, it may not look this smooth. However, if the scar from the previous surgery was unsightly and severe, there is definitely a way to correct that scar, so you do not need to worry.