PLASTIC SURGERY · REVISION EYELID SURGERY

Revision eye surgery

A complex surgery that analyzes why a previous eye surgery fell short, addresses its complications and restores a natural, attractive eye shape

POINT 01Detailed analysis of the cause
The causes of the previous result are analyzed in fine detail
POINT 02Precise scar tissue release
Damaged tissue is carefully separated and restored
POINT 03Function and appearance together
Revision that corrects appearance and function at the same time

WHY WITH CLINIC

Careful repair of what a previous surgery left behind,WITH revision eye surgery clinic

Revision eye surgery is a demanding field that requires advanced technique and aesthetic judgment, as it works with tissue that has already been altered. The WITH CLINIC Plastic Surgery Center analyzes the causes of the previous result in fine detail and carefully releases scar tissue, aiming for a final surgery that corrects both cosmetic dissatisfaction and functional problems.

WITH structural restoration and fine fusion suture technique

01Adhesion release
Adhered scar tissue is precisely released and cleanly separated
02Structural restoration and repositioning
Deficient fat and muscle are returned to their normal positions to restore the eyelid structure
03Fine fusion suturing
Fine sutures minimize scarring for a natural, stable line

Recommended for

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Those whose double eyelid line still looks thick and swollen long after surgery ("sausage" eyelids)
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Those with noticeably uneven eyes because the crease height or size differs between sides
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Those whose crease has come undone or faded, or whose incision scar looks deeply indented when the eyes are closed

Frequently asked questions

For anything else, feel free to ask through our consultation channels.

QWhen is the best time for revision eye surgery?

Generally, it is safest and gives better results to proceed at least 6 months after the previous surgery, once the tissue has softened and swelling has fully subsided. However, in special cases with significant functional problems or a need for early correction, earlier revision may be possible after medical evaluation.

QMy previous surgery left a noticeable scar. Won't revision make it worse?

The key to revision is fully removing existing scar tissue and releasing adhesions. At WITH CLINIC, the existing scar is included within the new, precise line, excised and closed with fine sutures, so the eyelid surface may become smoother and the scar may improve compared with before surgery.

QDoes revision always have to be incisional?

Not necessarily. If signs of the previous surgery are mild and there is no skin sagging, a satisfactory correction may be possible with non-incisional (suture) revision, which releases adhesions and resets the line through tiny openings, or with a partial-incision approach.