Before <pre-surgery photo> After <post-surgery photo> Review 1 month after upper canthoplasty and incisional double eyelid surgery! I decided to have it done at this hospital because I had the consultation together with my parents, and my mother also recommended that this hospital seemed good. When I saw the promotional photos at the reception area, the results looked pretty and well done, so I trusted them. Most of all, during the consultation, the director treated me kindly, so I chose this place! When the director looked at my eyes, he said my eyes were a bit droopy, so he thought the line would come out nicely if I did an incision and upper canthoplasty. After thinking it over, I decided to do it this way. On the day of surgery, during the design consultation, he showed me several lines and explained them in detail, and I made the final decision! During surgery, I had sedation anesthesia. Before it, I was scared and nervous, but it just felt like getting an injection, and after that, maybe because of the anesthesia, there was no pain at all. They said the anesthesia would wear off after 15 minutes, and they checked the line midway. After that, I just kept my eyes closed, and the surgery was over. Then I did cold compresses in the recovery room and was discharged! Recovery process by progress I did cold compresses on my eyes 2-3 times a day, applied eye ointment to the suture areas 2-3 times a day, and took medicine 3 times a day, morning, lunch, and evening, for 5 days. As I repeated this, the swelling went down a lot! Progress details On day 1, my eyes were swollen. By week 1, the swelling gradually subsided, and after the stitches were removed, I could see that a lot of swelling had gone down. By week 2, the stitch marks were healing little by little, and now that it has been one month, they have healed a lot. Postoperative symptoms or pain differ from person to person, but I did not have any pain or symptoms! In conclusion, I like my double eyelids, so I think it was good that I had the surgery!
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