My double eyelid line kept getting thinner and my eyes started to look more tired and constricted than before, so I eventually got revision eyelid surgery. Because it was a revision surgery, I was more careful about choosing the hospital, and I looked up a lot of reviews in communities and on this community, and also went to consultations at several places.
I heard revision surgery is often more difficult than the first surgery, so I paid the most attention to the doctor’s experience. At Dress, I had natural adhesion revision eyelid surgery and non-incisional eye correction together. Even during the consultation, they looked at my current eye condition and explained in detail from the cause to the ways it could be improved, which drew me in even more.
It didn’t feel like they were randomly pushing extra procedures, but rather counseling me in a direction that suited my eyes, and I liked that. I thought the swelling would last a long time because it was revision surgery, but recovery was faster than expected and the line settled naturally pretty quickly.
The symmetry between both sides is good, and the line turned out just as I wanted: not too thick, not too natural, with that clean, elegant look. In fact, before surgery I agonized a lot over whether to do canthoplasty too, but during the consultation they said it probably wasn’t necessary for now, so I only had the revision double eyelid surgery and eye correction.
In the end, I’m really glad I did it that way, and if I had also done canthoplasty, it might have been a bit too much. Now my makeup goes on much better, and even when I wear contacts my eyes look clearer, so I’m living with a lot of satisfaction. If you’re considering revision surgery, I recommend going to several consultations, comparing them, and then deciding.