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Revision Eye Surgery Before and After Photos Korea
Revision eye surgery is a second or later operation to correct an earlier eyelid result: a fold that loosened or sits too high, uneven eye opening, scarring, or a lid that still looks heavy. All 13 cases were planned and operated by Dr. Kim, the clinic’s only surgeon.
Revision double eyelid 7 cases
Correcting an earlier incisional or non-incisional fold, sometimes with revision epicanthoplasty or a sub-brow lift.
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Revision incisional double eyelid + sub-brow lift Dr. Kim Jun-young -
Revision incisional double eyelid + revision epicanthoplasty Dr. Kim Jun-young -
Revision non-incisional double eyelid Dr. Kim Jun-young -
Revision eyelid surgery (incisional) Dr. Kim Jun-young -
Revision non-incisional double eyelid Dr. Kim Jun-young -
Revision incisional double eyelid + revision epicanthoplasty Dr. Kim Jun-young -
Revision incisional double eyelid Dr. Kim Jun-young
Revision ptosis correction 2 cases
Re-correcting eye opening after previous eyelid surgery.
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Revision incisional ptosis correction Dr. Kim Jun-young -
Revision incisional ptosis correction Dr. Kim Jun-young
Revision crease lowering 1 case
Bringing down a crease that was set too high.
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Revision crease lowering Dr. Kim Jun-young
Revision upper blepharoplasty 2 cases
Re-treating upper-lid heaviness after earlier blepharoplasty, in one case with a forehead lift.
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Revision upper blepharoplasty Dr. Kim Jun-young -
Revision upper blepharoplasty + forehead lift Dr. Kim Jun-young
Revision lower eyelid 1 case
Revision of earlier lower eyelid fat repositioning, done with incisional ptosis correction.
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Incisional ptosis correction + revision lower eyelid fat repositioning Dr. Kim Jun-young
What to look at in these photos
- Whether the new crease moves naturally as the eyes open and close.
- Symmetry between the two eyes, which earlier surgery often disturbs.
- How the old scar was handled. Where sensible it is included in the new incision so that only one line remains.
When the result settles
Swelling usually lasts longer after revision than after a first operation, because scar tissue slows drainage. Most visible swelling eases over 2–4 weeks, and the final result is judged at around 6–12 months.
Lighting, angle and the time since surgery all change how a photo looks, so compare like with like.
Frequently asked questions
How soon after my first surgery can I have revision?
Usually once the first surgery has fully healed, often at least six months, and longer if the scar is still red or firm. Problems such as an exposed or infected suture may be seen sooner.
Can revision fix everything?
It can often improve crease height, symmetry, scars and weak eye opening. It cannot restore skin that has already been removed or make scar tissue disappear, and the result is less predictable than a first operation.
Do I need records from my previous surgery?
They help but are not essential. Bring what you have, with photos from before your first operation if possible; much can be assessed directly at examination.
The most useful picture is the one drawn for your own face.
Send a few clear photos and Dr. Kim will review your case personally. At Will Be he handles every consultation, operation and follow-up himself.
Ask on WhatsApp Virtual consultationPhotographs are of real Will Be patients, used with their consent and shown in line with Korean medical advertising regulations. Individual results vary, and no photograph predicts your own outcome. Every procedure carries risks; see the medical disclaimer.