Please take a look and tell me if I need revision eye surgery!!

The distance between your eyes and eyebrows is narrow, and it feels like sagging skin is covering them, so I think just a forehead lift might be enough. I don’t know how old you are, but once you’re over 40, touching the eyes can change your impression too, so I don’t recommend it.

[@] I’m in my mid-30s for now, and I can’t do a forehead lift... It doesn’t pull up.

In my opinion, I think you need fat grafting or filler in the upper eyelids, then redo the double eyelid surgery. The eye hollows are sunken, so the skin is sagging. That’s why the double eyelid line is covered. I don’t recommend a lift.

[@] Oh, thank you~ So you mean I do need to have the line set again, right?

[@Lovelymin1] Your eyes are pretty, so I think they’d look pretty if you redo the double eyelid surgery.

[@] Wow! I’ve never heard that before... Thank you so much.. I’ve had epicanthoplasty once, do you think there’s no need to open it more? My eyes kind of look a bit far apart, and the epicanthoplasty is asymmetrical. I lived without thinking much about it though.

[@Lovelymin1] They don’t look far apart at all. If you open the left side to match the right, they might look too close together. Restoring the right side instead could also be an option, but restoration has high risks and is expensive I didn’t know your epicanthoplasty was asymmetrical until you told me! I think you can just leave the epicanthoplasty as it is.

[@] Actually, the current epicanthoplasty isn’t bad either, so even when I tried pulling the less-opened side, it didn’t seem like there was any extra tissue~ Before the epicanthoplasty, the eye length and size were the same, but after opening them, I guess the asymmetry and extra tissue can differ~ Thank you~ I should just look into redoing the line. The upper part near the inner corner of my eyes feels heavy, so I do want to open the upper area lol