Eyelid Surgery Botched in Thailand, Help Required (photo)

asked 7 months ago by scarlid in singapore
Latest answer by Philip Young, MD
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Tags: botched, options, stitches, Thailand

this is the 10 days, after surgery and 2 days after stitching is off, i found the doctor to be unprofessional and the stitching is way wrong, my wound healed with hard skin and not just the normal scar from incision techniques, would this be easy to be corrected with another surgery or can i go for laser treatment. i am at a loss

6 answers to Eyelid Surgery Botched in Thailand, Help Required (photo)

Eyelid Surgery Botched in Thailand, Help Required

Unfortunately, this is not the first time I have seen something like this. While the scar will improve with some time, it is unlikely your end result will meet your expectations and you may seek revision surgery. Please seek out a board certified speciaist in the face who can assist you with revision Asian blepharoplasty if your results do not meet your expectations.

Kimberly Lee, MD
Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon

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Asian Eyelid surgery done in Thailand and concerns

I would say that it is botched based on the photographs. I would need more photographs to be certain to ascertain other issues. From an incision standpoint, you can repair a less than desirable closure. So don't worry. Laser treatment could be the answer but I would wait to see how the incison heals. You could consider laser surgery as early as 8 weeks or wait to see the final result of your incision after the procedure. Excision will probably lead to the best results. I wouldn't go... more

Philip Young, MD
Bellevue Facial Plastic Surgeon

Don't go to Thailand Next TIme

Your scar is healing with some hypertrophic scar tissue, which simply means the scar is putting more collagen into the wound than it should. This may have happened due to the type of stitching used, an infection or your own inherent tendency to make this type of scar. But I cannot help myself here and I have to go beyond this answer a little bit. Traveling to get cheaper cosmetic surgery (Medical Tourism) is filled with risks that go beyond the surgery. If this had... more

Phillip C. Haeck, MD
Seattle Plastic Surgeon

Prominent eyelid scar after Asina eyelid surgery

You will need to wait several months to let everything heal. You can massage the area with your fingers in order to soften up the scars.

Charles S. Lee, MD
Los Angeles Plastic Surgeon

I agree that the incision do not look so good right now.

However time is a very powerful thing. What looks ugly right now could heal and your final result could be a very pleasant surprise. You need to heal for a couple of months. It is very likely that these angry looking incision will calm down and look surprisingly much better.