Why is Incisional Double Eyelid Revision Surgery Difficult?

#IncisionalDoubleEyelid #PtosisCorrection #Scar #Swelling #DoubleLineIncision #LoweringTheLine #SemiOut #InOut #InLine #DrParkSunHee #WeversePlasticSurgery #GangnamStationExit4 #GangnamStation #GangnamEyeSurgery #GangnamPlasticSurgery #GangnamEyeRevision #IncisionalRevision

​

Today, we have prepared a Q&A session with Dr. Park Sun-hee! ❤

​

Why is incisional double eyelid revision surgery difficult?

When considering double eyelid revision surgery, for the surgical results to be good, your eyelids must have enough remaining tissue, such as skin and fat.

Only when there is sufficient material can we use it to improve scars and naturally correct any unnatural areas.

However, in cases where the surgery was performed using the incisional method, there are sometimes situations where there is almost no extra skin or a lack of fat.

In such cases, we have to make the most of the remaining materials to achieve good results, which inevitably makes the procedure more difficult and demanding.

Not all revision surgeries are difficult just because the initial surgery was done with the incisional method; it is specifically difficult when there is no surplus of skin or fat.

​

​

Has your curiosity about why incisional double eyelid revision surgery is difficult been resolved?!

​

We will return with even more informative content next time😍

​

❤ If you want a quick consultation?

​

Frequently Asked Questions

Is revision surgery after incisional double eyelid surgery always difficult?

No, not all revision surgeries are necessarily difficult just because the initial surgery was performed using the incisional method. If there is sufficient skin or fat tissue remaining in the eyelid, the surgery can be relatively straightforward, but the difficulty increases if there is insufficient tissue.

Why is tissue (skin, fat) important for double eyelid revision surgery?

It is an essential material for improving scars and correcting unnatural lines to look natural. Sufficient remaining tissue such as skin or fat is necessary to utilize it to compensate for existing problems and achieve satisfactory revision surgery results.

What happens if there is no excess skin or fat in the eyelid?

The difficulty of the surgery becomes very high as the limited materials must be utilized to their maximum extent. If there is almost no skin or fat due to a previous incisional surgery, the surgery can be difficult and burdensome as the remaining tissue must be used to cover scars and recreate the line.

What are the conditions for successful double eyelid revision surgery?

It is most important that there is sufficient tissue, such as skin and fat, remaining in your eyelid. Having enough tissue available for revision surgery is crucial to effectively improve existing scars and redesign the eyes to the desired natural look.