Revision Eye Surgeryrevision eyelid surgery
Revision eye surgery must be considered and chosen even more carefully than the first surgery.
At NANA Plastic Surgery, we take into account each individual's scarring, degree of adhesion, and even the remaining skin.
Revision eye surgery at NANA Plastic Surgery
Revision eye surgery is a surgery to improve unsatisfactory results or discomfort caused by side effects of a previous surgery. It is important to accurately analyze the fundamental cause of the previous surgery's failure and clearly distinguish what can be improved from what cannot before proceeding with revision. The cause must be clearly identified with an experienced specialist and the problem resolved.
We accurately analyze the cause of surgical failure
Revision eye surgery often requires a higher level of surgical expertise than a primary procedure, as previous surgery may have altered the underlying anatomy and resulted in scar tissue formation.
For this reason, it is important to choose a specialist with extensive experience in revision surgery who can carefully assess each case and develop an appropriate surgical plan. At NANA Plastic Surgery, we provide personalized 1:1 revision eye surgery based on each patient’s individual condition and concerns, helping you move toward a more satisfying and natural result.
Revision eye surgery at NANA Plastic Surgery
Revision eye surgery requires accurate analysis of the cause of surgical failure. We complete 1:1 customized eyes even more meticulously and carefully than the first surgery.
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First and foremost, we accurately analyze and identify the cause of failure.
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After analyzing the cause of failure, we discuss your individual eye shape, remaining skin, and desired line to create a customized design.
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After designing to improve both functional and aesthetic aspects at the same time, surgery is performed meticulously.
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We promise trustworthy care through safe, systematic surgery and post-operative recovery and swelling management systems.
NANA Plastic Surgery's
criteria for choosing a clinic for revision eye surgery
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Specialist availabilityWhether there is a specialist in revision eye surgery
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Line selectionWhether it is possible to select a line that takes the patient's own wishes into account
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Responsible carePersonalized, responsible care after surgery
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Only necessary surgery advisedAdvising only the surgery that is truly necessary, without proposing excessive surgery
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Revision experienceWhether there is unrivaled experience in revision eye surgery
Revision Eye Surgery Information
Surgery Time
1–2 hours
Anesthesia
Sedation (IV) anesthesia
Hospitalization
Not required
Stitch Removal
After 5–7 days
Return to Daily Life
After 4–5 days
Follow-up Visits
1 visit (stitch removal)
Why? Revision eye surgery at NANA Plastic Surgery
The reasons for revision eye surgery are very diverse and sometimes complex, so it is necessary to identify the cause through communication with the patient and to perform customized surgery that considers each person's different eye condition.
Sharp cause analysis and solution finding
After accurately analyzing and identifying the cause of surgical failure, we decide on the timing of revision surgery.
Precise surgery to minimize tissue damage
Precise analysis and delicate surgical instruments and techniques minimize tissue damage.
Customized design for harmonious eyes
We complete harmonious, balanced eyes that consider the individual's facial proportions and characteristics.
Years of expertise from a dedicated eye surgery team
Highly experienced and skilled specialists perform 1:1 customized revision eye surgery.
Q & A answered by NANA Plastic Surgery
NANA Plastic Surgery explains: when is the right time for revision eye surgery?
Revision eye surgery is divided into early correction within 1–2 weeks
after surgery and revision performed after 6 months.
In general, we recommend revision after 6 months, allowing
sufficient time for adhesions to soften; since the timing of
revision eye surgery varies by individual, it is best to decide
through an in-person consultation.
NANA Plastic Surgery's eye surgery One-day surgery, done in a single day
We correct your eyes more accurately and delicately, with a customized eye shape that suits your face.
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Visit NANA Plastic Surgery.
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Consult with an eye surgery specialist and design the line
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Surgery is performed for about 30 minutes
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Return to daily life immediately after discharge (contact lenses, face washing, and makeup possible)
NANA Plastic Surgery's Trusted Safe Surgery System
Personalized eye surgery
At NANA Plastic Surgery, we design with each individual's eye condition and shape, harmony with the face, and preferences in mind, minimizing drawbacks and bringing out only the strengths to create the most ideal eyes.
Named-surgeon policy
NANA Plastic Surgery operates a named-surgeon policy, transparently disclosing the name of the operating surgeon, and strives to prevent any possible medical accidents and to manage patients' post-operative care.
Naturally large, beautiful eyes
NANA Plastic Surgery pursues eyes that are large and beautiful yet natural. With the expertise of experienced specialists, we create eyes that are not only large and beautiful but also have minimal scarring and look natural in proportion to your face.
Dedicated care system
At NANA Plastic Surgery, the surgeon in charge takes responsibility from consultation through surgery and follow-up care, tailored to each individual's characteristics, striving for safer, more polished surgical results.
Post-surgery care
NANA Plastic Surgery puts safety first with professional safety systems inside and outside the operating room, including a safe anesthesia system and an uninterruptible power system. We also operate a care center that includes a post-operative recovery care system and a swelling management system.
NANA's guide to
precautions after eye surgery
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Washing, showering & makeup
Washing your hair and showering are possible from the day after surgery, but be careful not to let water touch the wound.Please be careful, as straining your eyes may cause pooled blood to come out. Eye makeup and contact lenses are possible after 4 weeks. To prevent the double eyelid from loosening or changing shape, avoid eye makeup for one month, and contact lenses, which can irritate the conjunctiva, can be worn after one month.
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Recovery
Conjunctival swelling or redness may occur after surgery.Conjunctival swelling (the conjunctiva appears white and swollen) or redness may occur after surgery. These symptoms resolve naturally within 2–4 weeks and are common after surgery, so there is no need to worry. A temporary increase in tearing or eye discharge is also a common reaction after surgery and improves over time.
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Swelling care
Swelling subsides over 3–6 months after surgery.It is normal for swelling to appear asymmetrical, as the two sides may swell or subside differently. Any visible asymmetry from swelling improves over time until the swelling has fully subsided.
Apply warm/cold compresses at the appropriate times after surgery.Cold compresses are recommended for the first 3 days after surgery while the face is swollen. They help prevent bleeding and reduce swelling. From day 4 after surgery, warm compresses are recommended for effective management of swelling and bruising.
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Wound care
Care for the area with eye ointment and eye drops.Apply a thin layer of eye ointment to the surgical site morning and evening using a clean cotton swab. If you were prescribed eye drops, apply them to the conjunctiva 2–3 times a day. Small white milia the size of millet grains may form along the incision line after surgery, but they disappear naturally over time. However, if they have not disappeared after 3 months, they can be simply removed at the clinic depending on their condition.
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Alcohol & smoking
Refrain from drinking alcohol and smoking for 1 month after surgery.Alcohol and smoking adversely affect bleeding, wound healing, and infection, so we recommend avoiding them for 1 month after surgery.
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Sleeping position
Please check the recommended sleeping positions for 3 months after surgery.For the first week after surgery, avoid bending your neck while sleeping and keep your upper body elevated so your head is higher than your heart, which helps swelling subside faster. Also, do not sleep on your side or on your stomach; sleep facing the ceiling.
Burial Method
Partial Incision Method
Under-Eye Fat Repositioning
Incisional Ptosis Correction
Revision Eye Surgery
