Revision surgery

Revision Eyelid Surgery

This surgery is performed again to address complications from eyelid surgery or dissatisfaction with the eyelid crease or shape. Revision surgery requires more precise diagnosis and the extensive clinical experience of a board-certified plastic surgeon than the initial surgery. By accurately identifying the cause of the previous surgery's failure and proceeding with surgery after diagnosis, secondary revision surgery can be avoided, and improvement toward the desired eye shape can be achieved more easily.

Medial canthal reconstruction

Medial canthal reconstruction is a surgical procedure that restores the inner corner of the eye when excessive Epicanthoplasty causes it to appear hollow or unsightly, or results in external stress due to excessive exposure of the lacrimal gland. It closes an overly opened inner eye corner. It helps reduce scars caused by Epicanthoplasty and restore an attractive eye shape through delicate reconstruction.