Revision surgery does not necessarily mean that the procedure must be performed through an incision method. In particular, if the previous surgery was performed with a non-incision method such as the buried method or the natural adhesion method, revision can be considered as a non-incision method. However, if you feel heavy because there is a lot of tissue covering your eyelids, or if you have bulging eyelids, if you want to raise the line a lot, or if you want to lower it a lot from the existing line, the incision method may be better. Even if the previous surgery was done with an incision method, in some cases, it is possible to proceed with the natural adhesion method, so careful consultation is necessary for an accurate surgery plan.

The bulging feeling of the double eyelids, which is commonly referred to as a sausage look, is usually caused by setting the double eyelid line itself too high than appropriate. When the eyes are closed, if the height from the eyelashes to the line where the double eyelids are made is high, it is difficult to avoid the look that the double eyelids look bulky. If the double eyelid line is properly lowered through incisional revision surgery and the skin covering is removed together, the sausage look can be sufficiently improved without lowering the height of the double eyelid seen when the eyes are opened.