There are still more examples of failed eyelid cuts. If the original method was minimally invasive, buried or localized, it is better to repair it with a full eyelid cut. If the original is a full cut double eyelid failed, then to use the full cut method to repair, this is better. If the original full eyelid failed, and then use the minimally invasive method to repair, it will certainly still fail. The common signs of failure are one wide side and one narrow side. If the narrow side is okay, the wide side can be lowered and both sides will be basically the same. Another common sign of failure is ptosis. This is when the dark eyeballs are less exposed, and the eyes feel like they are not open and sleeping. In this case, when repairing, you need to do some shortening of the levator muscle, the muscle that lifts the eyelid, so that it can be repaired. Allow the eye to be exposed can be higher. There is also a common failure, that is, multiple eyelids multiple lids, this case, you need to re-cut along the original double eyelid traces, will be surrounded by muscle tissue or adipose tissue to pad to the original part of these multiple lids, and then form a new crease. These are some of the more common failures and repair methods.