Asymmetrical Double Eyelid Lines: Can Revision Surgery Fix Them?

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Today, we would like to share a surgical case of a patient who underwent their third eye surgery.

The patient’s first eye surgery involved natural adhesion, epicanthoplasty, and lateral canthoplasty. The second surgery was a partial incision ptosis correction.

However, as time passed, the double eyelid lines became asymmetrical, and visible scarring remained. In particular, the left eye was a major concern as it appeared high and puffy, often referred to as a ‘sausage eye’.

To improve these issues, the patient underwent a third surgery using the incisional method at VIBE Plastic Surgery. Let’s take a look at the differences before and after the procedure!

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Please note that complications or side effects such as asymmetry, bleeding, inflammation, or infection may occur after surgery and vary by individual, so caution is required.

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