Botched upper eyelid surgery in Scottsdale, aka failed blepharoplasty, occurs when the outcomes of a cosmetic eyelid surgery do not meet your expected aesthetic or functional standards, leading to dissatisfaction or complications. This situation can arise from various issues, including asymmetry between the eyelids, excessive removal of skin or fat, insufficient removal of skin or fat, scarring, or even impairing your ability to close your eyes completely. Our approach at Natural Results Plastic Surgery to revision eyelid surgery is deeply committed to restoring both form and function, ensuring that each corrective procedure is meticulously tailored to meet your needs and unique anatomy. Our board-certified plastic surgeons leverage their extensive expertise and employ a range of advanced techniques to address issues such as asymmetry, excessive or insufficient removal of skin or fat, and scarring, aiming for natural-looking results that improve both appearance and functionality.
Botched upper eyelid surgery, medically referred to as a failed blepharoplasty, occurs when the surgical procedure intended to enhance the appearance of the upper eyelids results in unsatisfactory outcomes. This can include various aesthetic and functional issues, from minor complications to severe disfigurements or impairments. The goal of upper eyelid surgery is typically to remove excess skin, fat, or muscle to correct droopy eyelids or to improve appearance. Still, a botched surgery can lead to outcomes far from the patient’s expectations.
Failed blepharoplasty, or botched upper eyelid surgery, can lead to various complications, affecting both the aesthetic appearance of the eyelids. Here are some of the common aesthetic complications associated with failed blepharoplasty:
If you’ve experienced a botched eyelid surgery, rectifying it requires a meticulous approach. Restoring both functionality and aesthetics demands careful planning and precise techniques. Success hinges on the thoroughness of the initial assessment conducted by our board-certified plastic surgeons, their expertise during the procedure, and their overall skill level.
We delve deep into evaluating the patient’s current state, pinpointing any complications from prior procedures, such as upper eyelid ptosis. This involves a meticulous review of medical history, unraveling the aftermath of the previous surgery, and understanding the patient’s aspirations for correction.
Our plastic surgeons meticulously examine the eyelid’s structure, skin condition, symmetry, and functionality to gauge the extent of damage and the scope for improvement. Additionally, imaging studies may come into play, offering further insights into anatomical structures and aiding in surgical strategy planning.
This involves re-operation on the eyelids and may include a lower eyelid surgery to remove or reposition excess tissue, correct asymmetries, and improve the contour of the eyelid.
This procedure can correct issues with the lateral canthus (the outer corner of the eye), such as drooping or unnatural tension, which can result from a botched surgery.
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The cost range for corrective surgery after a botched upper eyelid procedure can vary widely, typically ranging from $15,000 to over $45,000. This range reflects the customized nature of corrective procedures, where some cases may require minimal intervention while others necessitate extensive reconstruction involving multiple surgeries. Several factors contribute to these costs, including the surgeon’s fees, which depend on their experience and reputation, anesthesia fees, and the complexity of the case.
When considering corrective surgery for a botched upper eyelid procedure, it’s essential to have a detailed consultation with our qualified board-certified plastic surgeons. They can offer a more accurate estimate based on your specific situation and help you understand the full scope of what’s included in the cost.
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