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Specialized Revision Eyelid Surgery in Denver 

Revision Eyelid Surgery is essentionally secondary surgery after initial blepharoplasty or cosmetic eyelid surgery. Dr Thiagarajah is an oculoplastic specialist who has special knowledge of the anatomy of the eyelid to help patients return to their original surgical goals. Dr Thiagarajah will give you an honest opinion of what to expect from revision eyelid surgery after blepharoplasty. Usually a secondary surgery is not attempted until 6 months after initial surgery. 

Looking for specialized revision eyelid surgery Denver? Dr. Thiagarajah, an expert oculoplastic surgeon, offers precise and tailored solutions to help you achieve your desired look. With a deep understanding of eyelid anatomy, he ensures every procedure meets your expectations. Whether addressing complications or refining your appearance, revision eyelid surgery Denver is designed for optimal outcomes. Contact us today to schedule a consultation!

 

What could cause someone to need Revision eyelid surgery?

 

After blepharoplasty, patients can have multiple complications including folding of the skin, eyelid turning out or ectropion, asymmetry, excess fat or dissatisfaction of appearance. A patient may not like how things look and want a second surgeon to improve things. 

 

How does Dr T fix the eyelid?

 

In each case, revision eyelid surgery after blepharoplasty varies considerably. There is not enough room to discuss every option here.  

 

How long is  Revision eyelid surgery?

 

Revision eyelid surgery is approximately 20% longer in time than initial blepharoplasty or cosmetic eyelid surgery. This often means that the surgery will be between 45 minutes and 1.5 hours.  

 

Do I need someone to be with me for my Revision eyelid Surgery?

 

In short, yes. Revision eyelid surgery is performed under IV or general anesthesia. As a result, you will need someone to bring you and take you home. It carries the same recovery as regular blepharoplasty. 

 

What are the risks of  Revision eyelid Surgery?

 

The biggest risk of revision  eyelid surgery is that the surgery does not work and the patient will need further surgery. Revision eyelid surgery carries the same risks as regular eyelid surgery. Other risks of eyelid surgery include risks of any surgery around the eyelid which include bleeding,scarring, infection, need for more surgery, vision loss and double vision. Dr Thiagarajah has written specific article about risks of eyelid surgery. 

 

When can I resume normal activities after  Revision eyelid Surgery?

 

Most patients can resume normal activities roughly 2 weeks after revision eyelid surgery. 

 

When do the stitches come out after Revision eyelid Surgery?

 

Stitches after Revision eyelid Surgery are removed after 1 week. Sometimes stitches are dissolvable and do not have to be removed at all.

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Medically reviewed by Chris Thiagarajah, MD (ASOPRS) —

Oculoplastic Surgeon, Denver Eyelid Specialists.

Published: updated regularly • Last reviewed: 9/15/2025

 

 

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