Risks of Revising Slight Asymmetry after Asian Eyelid Surgery, and Why Revising Non-Incisional Surgery is Less Risky

Amiya Prasad, MD

New York Oculoplastic surgeon Amiya Prasad, MD reviews a question about revising slightly asymmetric eyelids 3 months after Asian eyelid surgery, explaining the risks of revision of slight asymmetry, and lower risk of revising non-incisional surgery.

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Risks of Revising Slight Asymmetry after Asian Eyelid Surgery, and Why Revising Non-Incisional Surgery is Less Risky

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