Double eyelid revision surgery
Can an unsatisfactory double eyelid result be revised in Korea?
The short answer
In many cases, yes, once the lid has been examined and has healed enough to be read. Rewind lists double eyelid revision on two published lines, a buried route and an incisional route, and which one applies depends on how the previous crease was made and what it left inside the lid. A straightforward buried revision is listed at the same level as a first buried crease, and Rewind names partial incision as an option for a buried crease that has come undone. A fold that sits too high or too heavy, or two folds that no longer match, are assessed for the incisional route. The clinic publishes no fixed waiting period; the timing is set at examination.
Revision facts here draw on Rewind's Korean pages for its three crease methods, its post-operative sheets and its published fee list. The clinic does not publish revision-specific recovery figures, anaesthesia or operating time, so this page states none.
People asking about revision have usually lived with the result for a while and know exactly what bothers them: a fold that has faded, one that sits too high, a pair that no longer match, or eyes that still look tired. That precision helps. What the examination adds is the part a mirror cannot show, which is what the first operation did beneath the skin and how much of it can still be changed.
