Answered by Dr. Dongil Choi

Dr. Dongil ChoiIt is possible immediately after surgery, but after several months, it cannot be resolved by simple thread removal. It is a highly difficult technique requiring both levator recession and Müller's muscle separation.

Dr. Dongil ChoiIt may be necessary. If the result is judged as overcorrection immediately after surgery, adjusting it quickly is beneficial for the outcome. The exact timing is determined through a 1:1 consultation.

Dr. Dongil ChoiYes, it is possible. If the asymmetry originates from one side, accurately correcting only that side can yield a more natural result.

Dr. Dongil ChoiAn internal medicine evaluation is required first. If the disease is active, it is safer to schedule the surgery after stabilization.

Dr. Dongil ChoiStitch removal takes 4~12 days, and return to daily life is possible after 3~7 days. Major swelling subsides in 2~4 weeks, and natural results settle in 3~6 months.