Dr. Charles K. Lee, MD, FACS

After nearly 10 years after your first operation, it is definitely possible for you to get a revision for improved symmetry. It will be important to know what technique you had (it appears to be a non-incisional method from the photos) and a physical examination of your eyelids. An open, incisional technique will be the best way to create a defined, symmetric crease on both of your eyes. This is the gold standard technique that is both powerful and most predictable. This technique will all the plastic surgeon to also remove additional skin and fat, and create a permanent, single crease instead of the "multifolds" you currently have on the left eyelid. Good luck!

PDO threads, thread lifts, etc are more temporary, minimally invasive procedures that patients may choose before a full, more powerful facelift. I do not offer "thread lifts" because the results are so short-lasting and have treated many patients for facelifts who had prior thread lifts. There is some scar tissue, but it is not a major amount and not a serious problem for a skilled plastic surgeon to address during a full facelift. No need to stress! Good luck.