Transform Your Eyelid from Flawed to Fabulous with Eyelid Surgery Correction
In an era where cosmetic surgery has become a norm, the popularity of double eyelid surgeries has naturally increased. However, as with any procedure, the rise in surgeries comes with a higher occurrence of post-surgery issues. These issues may include eyelid folds that are too high, too large, or uneven between the two eyes. In this article, we will provide information about the consequences of double eyelid surgery that can lead to excessively large eyelid folds and how corrective surgery can help restore balance and beauty to your eyes.
Causes of Overly Large Eyelid Folds
- Suturing the Eyelid Crease Too High: When the sutures for the eyelid crease are placed too high, it can cause the eyelid to appear thick and large.
- Excessive Eyelid Incision Placement: If the incision or the eyelid crease is placed too high during surgery, it results in a fold that appears larger than desired.
- Weakened Eyelid Muscles: If the muscles around the eye are weak, it can cause difficulty in fully opening the eyes, leading to a partially closed look (known as “half-lidded eyes”). This can make the eyelid crease appear thicker and more prominent.
- Deep Eye Sockets: Individuals with naturally deep-set eyes, or those with deep-set eyes after a previous surgery, may also experience a thickening of the eyelid fold.
Principles of Correcting Excessively High Eyelid Folds
To correct this issue, we need to consider:
- The appropriate eyelid fold height based on the position of the eyelid cartilage. The correct point for eyelid suturing should ideally align with the upper edge of the cartilage.
- The previous eyelid suturing or scarring.
- The extent of skin laxity in the eyelids. If there is significant laxity, more skin can be removed; if it’s minimal, only a small amount can be taken out.
Steps for Correcting Excessively High Eyelid Folds
- Consultation and Design: The surgeon will assess the eyelid issue and design a new eyelid crease line.
- Marking the Incision Points: The surgeon will mark the incision points for the procedure.
- Local Anesthesia: To ensure comfort, local anesthesia will be administered to numb the area.
- Re-suturing the Crease: The surgeon will remove the old eyelid suture line and create a new crease, making adjustments to the eye-opening muscle and relocating fat from other areas as needed.
- Closing the Incision: The surgeon will carefully stitch the incision to ensure a natural and aesthetically pleasing result.
Choosing the Right Clinic for Eyelid Surgery Correction
As with any surgery, there are risks associated with eyelid surgery correction. It’s crucial to select a clinic that meets high standards of safety and care.
- Trustworthiness of the Clinic: Choose a registered clinic with licensed professionals and a clean, safe environment. Look for genuine patient reviews, images, and videos showcasing the results of eyelid surgery corrections.
- Expertise of the Surgeon: It’s essential to choose a surgeon with experience and skill in analyzing the problem and selecting the appropriate technique for your specific case. The eyelid area is very close to the eyes, so safety is critical.
- Cleanliness and Sterility: Ensure that the clinic follows strict hygiene protocols, uses sterile surgical instruments, and meets safety standards to minimize infection risks.
Why Choose The VOGUE Clinic?
At The VOGUE Clinic Chonburi, we provide personalized care with a team of specialized surgeons. We focus on achieving the most natural and balanced eyelid crease that enhances your features. Our clinic uses state-of-the-art technology and adheres to the highest safety standards. You can trust that your safety and aesthetic goals will be in expert hands, ensuring beautiful and natural-looking results.
