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Plastic surgeryPublished 2026-10-09

Daegu eye revision surgery: My eyes feel dry and don’t close completely. Should I get the lines redone?

  • Key points
  • People who visit after having double eyelid surgery say this.
  • I wrote this to answer that question.
  • I wrote down what I check first before deciding whether to fix the lines during revision eye surgery in Daegu.

View the original article at S Samsung Plastic Surgery Clinic (Korean) ↗

What this article covers

  • 1. Where does the feeling that “the lines are awkward” come from?
  • 2. If your eyes feel dry and don’t close completely, there is something to look at before the line.
  • 3. Three things I look for first in Daegu revision eye surgery
  • ① The power to open — Are the eyes opening sufficiently?
  • ② Range of the cold — Does it close completely?
  • ③ Adhesion Site — Where Does It Get Caught?
  • 4. When the left and right sides look different — Look at speed rather than height
  • 5. So, Should We Do It Again? — Four Things to Check Before Counseling

You can find the full content in the original post on the official blog of S Samsung Plastic Surgery Clinic.

Original: View the original article at S Samsung Plastic Surgery Clinic (Korean) ↗

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Daegu Nasal Implant Removal: What Should I Check and Prepare Before Removal?

  • There are people who come in having made up their minds to have the implant on the bridge of their nose removed.
  • In this article, I have listed the things I am reviewing in order ahead of my nasal implant removal in Daegu.
  • What remains in the space after removal, rather than the implant itself, determines the direction of the surgery.

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