About 10 years ago, I had double-eyelid surgery at an unlicensed-looking place, and now I’m looking into revision surgery. Originally, I was thinking about medial epicanthoplasty restoration + double-eyelid revision surgery and got consultations, but I’m still wondering what to do. I do tend to open my eyes using my forehead muscles, but the distance between my eyebrows and eyes is on the shorter side, and my forehead is also on the wider side. I’m going around for surgery consultations, but I’m really torn Of course, I’m planning to get more consultations! I’ll upload eye photos. What do you think?
1. ㄱㄴㅅㅇ Incision, cut out sagging skin Ignore the scar and do an in-out line Or, if I want to get rid of the scar, medial epicanthoplasty restoration (adjusted to the degree of lacrimal caruncle exposure) Is it really necessary?? Please think about it Stitches removed on day 7 Local anesthesia (no extra cost even with sedation) CCTV available
2. ㅇㄱㅈㅅㅇ It’s not that the eyes have come down, but that the forehead has come down Because the distance between the eyebrows and eyes is short, if the line gets higher, the midface will look longer Even if they cut out the stretched? skin, it won’t mean much The forehead lift surgical method is without pins, fixing it to the bone by looping thread through 5 fixation holes Forehead lift under sedation - 1 hour, no extra cost CCTV is possible if discussed in advance
The photos are one with my forehead strength completely relaxed and one where I’m using forehead strength as usual Now I don’t even know how to relax my forehead strength anymore. I also got Botox, but since I couldn’t use my forehead strength, the headaches were so bad I heard ptosis correction can also have side effects. What do you think?
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