I had double eyelid surgery with an incision, but it came undone, so I need revision surgery My eyes: slightly sunken. The distance between my eyes and eyebrows is short. My skin is on the thin side. Original clinic that did the surgery: an extremely conservative clinic. They say they’ll provide AS, but they say only a line slightly higher than an inner double eyelid is possible. When I asked if non-incisional suture surgery wouldn’t work, they said that since it came undone even though I had incision surgery, non-incisional suture surgery won’t work. I have a scar like hypertrophic scar tissue, and they said they’ll cut out the scar while doing the revision surgery. Newly consulted clinic 1: The line I want is a semi-out line with the front slightly lifted, and they said it’s possible with a non-incisional method. Around 2.3 million won. Newly consulted clinic 2: I was diagnosed for non-incisional ptosis correction + epicanthoplasty. The line I want isn’t possible, and they said I can do it higher or lower than that, but if I do it higher, the depth is deep so it will look intense, and if I do it lower, it will become an in-out line starting below the Mongolian fold. What worries me is that even if it’s non-incisional, I’m scared of the side effects of ptosis correction. Almost 2 million won. Since there’s a scar on my current eye line, I wonder if it would be better to make an incision and remove it, but if I get AS and the line is low so I don’t like it, then it would be a second revision after having incision surgery twice, and that would make my conditions worse. So I wonder if it would be better to do non-incisional now while it’s still a revision surgery. But since AS doesn’t cost much, it also feels like a waste… What should I do…? Should I go back to the clinic that says they’ll do AS and ask again about a higher line + non-incisional suture surgery…
furi AS would be more convenient, but go get consultations at other clinics too.
koicandy03… Unless it’s a case where other clinics also recommend ptosis correction the same way, I’d first not recommend it.. How about going to just 2-3 more clinics specializing in revision surgery?
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