Low Crease Revision Korea |
Low Double Eyelid Revision by Dr. Ahn Sung Min
Low crease revision in Korea is performed to raise or redefine a low, hidden, or unstable double eyelid crease for a more balanced and natural appearance. At Ahn Sung Min Plastic Surgery Clinic, Dr. Ahn Sung Min carefully evaluates eyelid anatomy, skin quality, and previous surgery before creating a personalized revision plan. The goal is a well-defined, natural-looking crease
that complements each patient's facial features.
Low Crease Revision Korea
A double eyelid crease that is positioned too low may become hidden by the upper eyelid skin, making the eyes appear smaller or causing the crease to disappear over time.
Low crease revision surgery restores a more visible, stable, and natural-looking double eyelid while preserving normal eyelid function.
Personalized Consultation by Dr. Ahn Sung Min
Every patient undergoes a comprehensive eyelid evaluation.
The consultation includes:
- Double eyelid crease height
- Eyelid skin thickness
- Skin laxity assessment
- Levator muscle function
- Ptosis evaluation
- Eyelid symmetry
- Scar tissue assessment
- Previous surgical history
- Facial balance
The revision plan is customized according to the patient's anatomy and the cause of the low crease.
Common Causes of Low Double Eyelid Creases
Low eyelid creases may result from:
- Previous double eyelid surgery
- Crease loosening over time
- Aging
- Thick upper eyelid skin
- Mild ptosis
- Scar tissue
- Low initial crease placement
- Individual anatomy
Identifying the underlying cause helps determine the most effective correction.
How Low Crease Revision Is Performed
Depending on the patient's condition, Dr. Ahn Sung Min may perform:
- Revision double eyelid surgery
- Crease repositioning
- Ptosis correction when indicated
- Scar tissue release
- Soft tissue reconstruction
- Skin excision if necessary
- Symmetry correction
- Eyelid contour refinement
Every procedure is individually designed to create a stable, natural-looking eyelid crease.
Benefits of Low Crease Revision
Revision surgery may help:
- Raise a low eyelid crease
- Create a more defined double eyelid
- Improve eyelid symmetry
- Enhance eye definition
- Restore crease stability
- Improve facial harmony
- Refresh eye appearance
- Achieve long-lasting results
The goal is a balanced eyelid crease that looks natural both at rest and when the eyes are open.
Who Is a Good Candidate?
Low crease revision may be recommended for patients with:
- Low double eyelid creases
- Hidden eyelid folds
- Unstable eyelid creases
- Previous eyelid surgery
- Mild ptosis
- Eyelid asymmetry
- Scar-related crease changes
- Realistic expectations
A detailed consultation determines the most appropriate revision approach.
Recovery After Surgery
Recovery depends on the complexity of the revision procedure.
Most swelling and bruising improve within one to two weeks, while the eyelids continue to settle and refine over several months.
Regular postoperative follow-up helps ensure stable healing and optimal long-term results.
International Patients
International patients may request an online consultation before traveling to Korea.
Recommended photographs include:
- Front view
- Side view
- Eyes open
- Eyes closed
- Looking upward
- Looking straight ahead
Patients should also provide:
- Previous surgical history
- Before-and-after photographs
- Operative records if available
- Medical conditions
- Current medications
The final surgical plan is confirmed during the in-person consultation.
Why Choose Ahn Sung Min Plastic Surgery Clinic?
Successful low crease revision requires precise eyelid analysis and advanced revision techniques.
The clinic offers:
- Specialized low crease revision
- Revision double eyelid surgery
- Personalized crease reconstruction
- Scar tissue management
- Ptosis correction when necessary
- Natural-looking eyelid refinement
- Functional and cosmetic improvement
- International patient care
Frequently Asked Questions
What is low crease revision?
Low crease revision is a revision eyelid procedure that raises or redefines a low, hidden, or unstable double eyelid crease.
Why does a double eyelid crease become too low?
A low crease may result from previous surgery, aging, crease loosening, thick eyelid skin, ptosis, scar tissue, or natural anatomy.
Can a low eyelid crease be raised?
Yes. Revision surgery can reposition the crease to a more visible and natural height while maintaining facial harmony.
Why does my double eyelid disappear when I open my eyes?
A low crease, thick eyelid skin, or mild ptosis can cause the fold to become hidden when the eyes are fully open.
Can ptosis cause a low eyelid crease?
Yes. Weak eyelid muscles may contribute to an unstable or hidden crease, and ptosis correction may be recommended during revision.
Is low crease revision considered revision surgery?
Yes. Most low crease corrections are revision procedures following previous double eyelid surgery.
Will the new crease look natural?
The goal is to create a balanced and stable crease that complements your facial features rather than appearing overly high or artificial.
Is revision surgery more difficult than primary eyelid surgery?
Yes. Previous surgery and scar tissue make revision procedures more technically demanding and require individualized planning.
How long is recovery?
Most swelling and bruising improve within one to two weeks, while final results continue to refine over several months.
Can international patients receive an online consultation?
Yes. International patients can submit photographs and previous surgical information for a preliminary evaluation before visiting Korea.
How long should international patients stay in Korea?
The recommended stay depends on the complexity of the revision surgery and postoperative follow-up schedule.
Can low crease revision be combined with other eyelid procedures?
Yes. When appropriate, revision surgery can be combined with ptosis correction, scar tissue release, asymmetry correction, or other eyelid revision procedures for optimal results.
