Revision Eyelid Surgery Elegant, Natural-Looking Results Every Time

When a primary blepharoplasty procedure doesn’t produce the intended results or leads to complications, revision eyelid surgery can help restore a refreshed appearance as well as peace of mind. Our meticulously precise, board-certified oculoplastic surgeon will create a personalized treatment plan to correct your concerns and leave you looking revitalized, relaxed, and youthful.

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The Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery) Procedure

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What is Revision Blepharoplasty?

Revision eyelid surgery – also referred to as revision blepharoplasty – can correct or improve the results from your initial surgery, providing you with the relief and confidence you seek. Whether you are dissatisfied with your aesthetic outcome, you are dealing with unwanted complications, or your signs of aging have returned over time, Dr. Anaïs Carniciu possesses the singular focus and unrivaled skill to achieve your desired results. Through years of exhaustive training, she has perfected the complex, delicate art of revision eyelid surgery and will walk you through the process with compassion, empathy, and support.

Am I A Good Candidate?

Our cutting-edge revision blepharoplasty techniques can be used to reshape both the upper and lower eyelids. During your private consultation, our team will carefully review your concerns and create a strategic plan geared toward your needs. We conduct a detailed medical review to ensure the surgery will be safe and successful for you. The following concerns can be addressed and resolved with revision eyelid surgery in Westchester at New York Eye & Face:

  • Conspicuous scarring
  • Bumps around the incisions
  • Unaddressed ptosis (drooping eyelid muscle)
  • Lack of proper muscle tightening
  • Over-removal of soft tissue and/or fat
  • Lower lid retraction issues
  • Soreness
  • Dryness
  • Puffy lids
  • Reduced field of vision
  • Poor aesthetic outcome
  • A sunken or hollow appearance in the eyes
  • Asymmetry

What Can I Expect From My Procedure?

Our ASOPRS-certified oculoplastic surgeon Dr. Carniciu has extensive training in advanced reconstructive techniques and can handle any revision procedure, no matter how complicated or delicate. In fact, Dr. Carniciu is often sought out to perform procedures that other surgeons have turned away due to their complexity. Whether your former surgeon over-operated and removed too much skin or fat, or under-operated, and did not achieve the results you envisioned, our knowledgeable team will choose the techniques best suited to your concerns. In rare cases, skin grafting may be required in order to rebuild the eyelids.

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Benefits of Revision Eyelid Surgery

  • Enhanced cosmetic appearance
  • Increased confidence and peace of mind
  • Improved facial harmony
  • Correction of functional or aesthetic concerns
  • Maximized comfort
  • A personalized approach
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Revision Blepharoplasty Recovery

Your recovery after revision eyelid surgery will mimic your original recovery period in many ways. Your vision may be temporarily blurry when you first awake due to moisturizing antibiotic creams applied to your lids. You may also receive prescription eye drops to prevent dryness, which should be applied several times a day according to your surgeon’s instructions. Over-the-counter pain medications will help offset any soreness or discomfort. Patients should take care to avoid washing their eyes for the first 48 hours after surgery. If dissolvable sutures have been utilized, they will slowly be absorbed over time. Any removable sutures will be taken out within 5-10 days post-op. Patients will typically return home the same day, accompanied by a friend or family member. Most will be able to begin walking around in the evening or the next morning after their procedure. Heavy lifting or vigorous exercise should be postponed for at least one week. However, gentle walks are encouraged and may help boost the patient’s overall mood and well-being. For the first 1-4 weeks, patients can expect mild bruising, swelling, and puffiness. Ice packs gently applied to the face can help mitigate these side effects. It is also recommended to sleep in an upright position for the first week. If scabbing or crusting occurs, avoid picking at the skin as this can interfere with your aesthetic results. Patients can resume wearing cosmetics and contact lenses after the first few weeks, as advised by Dr. Carniciu. Sunglasses should be worn outdoors to protect the skin from harmful UV rays.

Why Choose New York Eye & Face in Westchester, NY?

As the only oculoplastic surgery boutique practice in Westchester, New York Eye & Face delivers the highest level of professionalism, precision, and aesthetic artistry in a personalized setting. Our award-winning, board-certified specialist is passionate about natural-looking results that reflect each patient’s unique inner and outer beauty. We believe that a cosmetic transformation can lead to lasting confidence and well-being. Through thoughtful, individualized care, we offer patients the chance to actualize their best selves. Dr. Carniciu is certified by ASOPRS (the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery), a highly competitive organization that requires rigorous Fellowship training and extensive oral and written examinations. She has a singular focus on the eyes and face and has performed thousands of successful procedures to date, solidifying her reputation as an expert in this delicate and demanding field. Despite her notable accomplishments and expertise, Dr. Carniciu is family-oriented, down-to-earth, and approachable. She instantly sets newcomers at ease through an empathetic bedside manner and her insistence on taking all the time needed to ensure each patient is well-informed, educated, and confident in their decision to move forward with surgery.

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