Revision Blepharoplasty

THE FACE PLASTIC SURGERY A Personalized Solution
Tailored to Individual Needs

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Correcting the Result of
Previous Surgery for More
Natural and Harmonious Eye Contour

Revision Blepharoplasty

Revision blepharoplasty addresses issues from previous procedures
such as loosened creases, asymmetry, and overcorrection
while restoring both aesthetic balance and functionality.
By carefully analyzing each patient’s unique eye structure
and current condition, we deliver natural-looking results.

Revision surgery performed
based on individual needs
and eye shape.
The underlying issues are
accurately identified,
followed by detailed
surgical planning.
The optimal surgical approach is
determined with careful consideration
of the scarring and swelling
caused by the initial procedure,
as well as the current skin condition.
The surgery is performed by
blepharoplasty specialists with
extensive expertise and experience.

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Still Contemplating Whether
to Undergo Revision
Blepharoplasty?

Recommended Timing
for Revision

Early Revision

When a problem is identified
immediately after surgery,
revision surgery may be performed
within a couple of weeks,
before tissue adhesion begins.

01

3–6 Months After Surgery

Revision surgery may be performed
when problems become clearly visible
after swelling has somewhat subsided
and or when the patient is
not satisfied with the results.

02

After a Long Time

Revision surgery may be performed
when the cosmetically enhanced
shape changes over time or
the result does not last
after some time has passed.

03

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Generally, acute swelling resolves within 1 week to 1 month, while residual
swelling may take up to 6 months to subside.
Scar tissue also requires a minimum of 6 months to stabilize.
For optimal outcomes, revision surgery is generally recommended at least
six months after the initial surgery.

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Customized Solutions for Every Concern

When Revision
Blepharoplasty
Is Recommended

TYPE 01 Severe Scarring After Surgery

Scar tissue is removed, and a new crease is recreated.
TYPE 02 Disappearance or Weakening of Eyelid Creases

The tissue and scars concerned are removed,
and it is sutured again to form a new crease.
TYPE 03 Excessively High Crease (Sausage Appearance)

Scar tissue is removed, and the crease is repositioned lower
to improve balance.
If necessary, a portion of the orbicularis oculi muscle may be removed.
When correction using the existing crease is not feasible, a dual-crease
technique may be employed to create a new, lower line.
TYPE 04 Sleepy or Droopy-Looking Eyes After Surgery

Adjustments are made to make the eyes appear enlarged and more alert.
TYPE 05 Crease Hidden by Sagging Skin

Excess skin is removed, and the crease is re-fixed at a
slightly higher position to open up the eyes.
TYPE 06 Asymmetrical Double Eyelids

Adjustments are made to restore balance and improved symmetry.
TYPE 07 Unsatisfactory Crease Design

The crease is completely redesigned to match the patient’s aesthetic goals.

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Paying Attention to Every Detail
to Deliver Optimal Results

What Makes
THE FACE Blepharoplasty Special

KEY POINT 01
Individually customized eye shape design
based on precise analysis of the eye shape
and structure and facial proportions
KEY POINT 02
Highly experienced specialists
employing advanced techniques
to minimize swelling and scarring
KEY POINT 03
Systematic recovery and
aftercare programs
for faster recovery and
long-lasting results

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THE FACE Blepharoplasty:
Before & After Photos

* These photos were taken under identical conditions with patient consent.
* Results may vary by individual, and inflammation, bleeding, and/or infection may occur.