Triple fold 8 months post op - still healing? (Photo)

Thank you for sharing your concerns regarding your incisional double eyelid surgery. I understand how distressing it can be when a surgical outcome doesn’t meet your expectations.

Based on your description, it seems unlikely that the triple fold is a result of the fat graft. It's more probable that it’s due to the asymmetric incision and/or pretarsal fixation technique performed during the surgery. These factors are crucial in determining the final appearance of the eyelid, and asymmetry in these steps can lead to uneven results.

While it’s normal for there to be some degree of swelling after such a procedure, prolonged swelling usually resolves over time. In your case, if the triple fold is indeed a result of the surgical technique rather than swelling, it's unlikely that it will improve significantly with time. Hence, waiting until May 2024, as advised by your clinic in Korea, is a reasonable approach. This will give your body ample time to heal fully and will provide a clearer picture for any potential revision.

Should the issue persist, seeking a revision surgery seems to be the most plausible course of action. It's important to remember that, although we strive for perfection, revision surgeries are sometimes necessary in the field of plastic surgery, especially bilateral structures on the face!

I empathize with your situation and understand the anxiety and uncertainty that comes with it. I wish you all the best for your healing journey and hope that your revision surgery, if needed, will bring you the results you desire.