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One Eye Was Overcorrected, Can I Have a Second Eye Lid Surgery?

I had an upper eyelid surgery on both eyes 4 months ago . well the doctor did a good job on my left eye while he corrupted my right eye leaving it short ( what I mean is that he cut to much from the eyelid ) now it's sharp and when i raise my eyebrow the eye lifts more .. I was so stubborn my parents disagreed to the surgery while I insisted , God I have so much regret in me . Please Drs can I do a second one and make everything back to normal I want my next doctor to put the skin down a little

6 Doctor Answers | Asked by ABCD012 in Amman, 11
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One Eye Was Overcorrected, Can I Have a Second Eye Lid Surgery?

Without evaluating you in person, it is hard to give you an exact response. However, in general, revisional eyelid surgery not only can be done, but is often done. See an experienced Oculoplastic surgeon. Good luck.
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Revisional eyelid surgery

Achieving perfect symmetry in ptosis surgery is difficult but it is important to be able to close your eyes after. It sounds like the eyelid was lifted too much? That can be either because the levator muscle was advanced too much or too much skin removed. Corrective surgery can be done. You need to see an oculoplastic surgeon.
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Revision surgery is possible

Over or undercorrection of ptosis repair [droopy eyelid] is not uncommon. Removing too much skin during blepharoplasty also is a concern. Both conditions [and it is uncertain which category you fall into without a true exam, or at least some good photos with eyes open and closed] can be revised, with varying degrees of aesthetically pleasing results. In general, before attempting challenging revision surgery, it is best to allow the scar to soften which can continue for about 1 year... more

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One Eye Was Overcorrected, Can I Have a Second Eye Lid Surgery?

You might want to try massaging and streching the upper eyelid skin which may help. It's far easier than a skin graft to that eyelid, IMHO. In either case, bes sure that your plastic and cosmetic surgeon understands and follows the proper aesthetics of facial beauty.
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One Eye Was Overcorrected, Can I Have a Second Eye Lid Surgery?

No photos posted so very hard to answer. Recommend 2 second opinion in person consults. Whether you had just a blepharoplasty or ptosis we need more information. Seek in person advise.
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Revisional Eyelid Surgery

It sounds like you had ptosis surgery rather than blepharoplasty surgery. There are several common methods of ptosis surgery, so it is difficult to advise you without knowing what was done. However, all of the variations of ptosis surgery can be revised. Have you discussed your concerns with your surgeon? He or she should be able to perform revision surgery if it is indicated (you need to be willing to accept some degree of asymmetry with any ptosis surgery). If... more
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Comments (2)

Teana 27 Jul 2012
I had the same similar problem. I had my upper lids surgery 4 wks agao. My left eye is fine but the right eye is opposite of yours. he cut my crease line too high, so now my eyes is not symmetrical. I am so disappointed because my mother told me the same thing. She said that I am already beautiful. :( And I still went ahead and did it anyway. The worse thing about it is my surgeon is not even here, so I cant really do any f/u. I don't feel the same person like I used to. I lost 10 bls. within 2 wks. I am sure there are lots of good Drs out there we just have to find the right one. Take care and good luck.
ABCD012 28 Jul 2012
well I have my eyes on a doctor ...I believe he's a good one . I believe his name is dr. jonathan hoenig. search him up.

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