Answered by Dr. Dongil Choi

Dr. Dongil ChoiRecovery is fast and results are natural as it is performed before scars and adhesions settle. The surgical burden is also lighter as the tissue is soft.

Dr. Dongil ChoiIt is determined differently for each patient by diagnosing swelling and tissue stability. It is decided based on your recovery speed during a 1:1 consultation.

Dr. Dongil ChoiRather, resolving it before it stabilizes reduces the burden of scarring. This is because the tissue can be handled precisely while it is soft.

Dr. Dongil ChoiYes, double eyelid and ptosis correction results from other clinics are also eligible for early correction. However, we first diagnose the method used in the previous surgery and the condition of the tissue before determining the scope of correction, and the timing varies depending on how recovery has progressed since the first surgery.

Dr. Dongil ChoiThe cost of early revision varies from person to person depending on the condition following the previous surgery, the scope of correction, and the anesthesia method. The exact amount is given at a 1:1 consultation where the condition of your eyes is examined.

Dr. Dongil ChoiIt is performed under sedation or local anesthesia, and pain during surgery is not significant. Swelling or a heavy sensation may occur during recovery, but these usually ease with time. The degree of pain varies from person to person.

Dr. Dongil ChoiSutures are removed after 4-12 days, and washing your face and light daily activities are usually possible after 3-7 days. Initial swelling subsides over 1-2 weeks, after which a natural shape gradually settles. Recovery speed varies from person to person.

Dr. Dongil ChoiEarly correction resolves the issue while the tissue is still soft, before scars and adhesions harden, whereas revision surgery after 6 months is performed once the scarring has stabilized. If more than 1 month has passed since surgery and the tissue has begun to firm up, we recommend correction after 6 months.

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 ChoiThe answer depends on the patient's condition. If there is excess skin, one-line is suitable; if it is insufficient or you want to lower it significantly, two-line is appropriate. We recommend it after a precise diagnosis.

Dr. Dongil ChoiUsually, 6 months to 1 year must pass after the primary surgery. However, if the results are poor, early correction within 2-3 weeks may be possible, so the exact timing is determined through a 1:1 diagnosis.

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 ChoiNo. Rather, the one-line incision, which forcibly excises skin, can be the last resort. Two-line incision can be performed multiple times.

Dr. Dongil ChoiThe incisional method does not necessarily mean severe scarring. We effectively manage scars through precise suturing and techniques that minimize tissue damage.

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