I've had blepharoplasty done on me once already. That was 2 years ago. I want to have it redone because my first procedure was too small/natural-looking. I want my eyes to be slightly bigger. The current lids on my eyes is so natural looking, that when I close my eyes, the scar/line is nearly invisible. I personally believe that if I were to make it even bigger, the new eyelid would pull the old one, so there wouldn't be a problem having a second procedure done on me.
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June 17, 2013
Answer: Natural eyes
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A.J. Amadi, MDOculoplastic Surgeon, Board Certified in Ophthalmology
This issue is not that uncommon with or without surgery. If it's been about five months you may want to give it a few more months before you try and do revision surgery. Ideally waiting around a year is best but not always necessary. One thing that would be important for me to know is was there...
I think this is too early to jump to conclusions. This will get better. If not in 6 months I would consider tacking that area down or excising that little piece of skin there.
Scarring is a possibility after this procedure. But at four months, the scar is still healing and there may be softening of the scar in months to come. It may be a good idea for you to wait before considering any revision.
