Can revision eye surgery make my eyes like this? (non-incisional ptosis correction...

I think it might be okay if you redo the double eyelid surgery instead of ptosis correction and ask them to make the fixation shallow.

I think you’d need to remove some fat from the upper eyelids to get that kind of look, but the problem is I don’t recommend removing upper eyelid fat You’ll regret it when you get older But even if you can’t get that exact vibe, I think it would be better to get revision surgery. It’s very obvious that one point of the double eyelid has come undone.

Huh.. It’s not even incisional, so revision surgery isn’t that difficult. But I think your eye structure itself would make it hard to become like the lower photo.. The distance between your brows and eyes is narrow, so the tissue is clustered together. That’s why it doesn’t give a light feeling, and a high line doesn’t suit you well. I think the reason the line feels thick but low is also because of your eye structure

[@아머리아퍼] Oh really? When I looked it up, there were people saying you should absolutely never do non-incisional ptosis correction This gives me a bit of hope. Even if it doesn’t turn out exactly like that photo, I just hope both sides are symmetrical and the line looks clean and visible..

[@밍댕밍댕댕이] Yeah, I was planning to get revision surgery anyway At first I was only going to do the one side with the low line, but since one side has exposed mucosa and it seems too thick, I’m going to do both sides together and ask them to match the symmetry well.. I did it with the burial method because they said fat would pop out through the holes while doing it, but it seems like it wasn’t done properly I need to do it properly this time. Thank you..

[@리린리] I wonder if this ptosis correction can be released well without causing damage? I heard they tied the eye muscle, sigh I don’t know..

[@감자알버터구이] Yeah, the reason people say not to do it is probably because usually, when doing non-incisional ptosis correction, they tie the muscle together while tying the double eyelid, so it’s hard to see a big ptosis correction effect. The muscle they tie then is the Müller’s muscle, so sometimes there are side effects like headaches and heart palpitations, which is probably why. It’s way lower in difficulty than incisional revision surgery. Of course, going around for consultations and having a doctor see you directly would be the most accurate, but personally I think it would look prettiest if they make a clean low line

So I was worried that my eye muscles might get damaged during revision surgery You’re saying it should be okay if it’s done well, right? Still, I’m relieved that it’s better than an incision. Originally, I brought photos of NewJeans’ Hanni and asked them to make it really thin and natural, and that was the result.. So I was thinking of doing a different line for the revision, but it would be better to focus on matching the asymmetry and getting rid of the thickness, right.?

Looking at the second photo, it seems to have a similar vibe to the very bottom one! Your eyes just seem to have a little more fat..? If you want revision surgery, I think it’ll have to be done with an incision.