I had buried sutures done 10 years ago, and they came undone last year, so I went to 3 consultations for revision eye surgery. 1. Fat grafting to the upper eyelids, natural adhesion, ptosis correction, forehead Botox -There are three reasons eyes can come undone: thick eyelids, the habit of using the forehead muscles to open the eyes, and genetically hollow eyes. I apply to all three. -So it would be good to do fat grafting to the eyelids, and forehead Botox would be good to improve the habit of opening the eyes with the forehead. (The fat graft is from thigh fat.) -Ptosis correction should not be overcorrected, and 7-7.5 mm is appropriate for the double eyelid. -Because it is fat grafting using thigh fat, I have to visit once more to remove the stitches. 2. Ptosis correction, natural adhesion (they recommended incision, but I said I wanted natural adhesion) -The current double eyelid line is pretty, and they will proceed by matching the right side to it, but because the right side came undone, they plan to make it stronger. Since both eyes are different, the surgery will be done to match that. -The consultant was working too hard at sales(?) Kept promoting the doctor, saying things like this doctor built up other clinics. 3. They said buried suture alone is enough. If I do ptosis correction, it’s about +700,000 KRW. -AS is possible after watching the progress for 2 years. -They said to follow the current double eyelid line, and if opening the eyes is uncomfortable, then do ptosis correction too. That’s optional. I’m debating where to do it 1. They explained in detail and it was good, but fat grafting too feels a bit burdensome..
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