Before <before surgery> After <6 days after surgery> As I get older, my eyelids have been feeling heavier and heavier.. When I'm tired, it even feels like my eyes don't open properly.. I thought that if I kept living like this, when I got older later on.. I really wouldn't be able to open my eyes properly.. On top of that... when I tried to open my eyes with force, I got a lot of wrinkles on my forehead.. So eye surgery really wasn't something to think about, it was necessary... I feel like I did it a bit late lol;
Anyway, I wanted my eyes to have more strength and to open comfortably, and because they were too small, people kept asking me if something was wrong whenever my face was expressionless.. So I was thinking of tuning my eyes as naturally as possible, but they told me mine were eyes that needed an incisional method. My skin is thick, I have a lot of excess skin, and if I did it non-incisionally, there would be a high chance of it coming undone. They also said that rather than doing ptosis correction non-incisionally, fixing it tightly with an incisional method would let me open my eyes much more clearly and comfortably.
I asked if incision would look artificial.. or make it obvious that I had surgery, and the director said he would make the line as close as possible to an inner double eyelid, so not to worry about that.
Right now the stitches haven't even been removed yet lol; Because of the swelling, the line is somewhat visible,
but they said it will become natural later, so I'm going to trust that and wait.
Oh, and additionally, the inner corners felt too closed off, so I also had epicanthoplasty.
It's only been a few days since surgery, but is this level okay...?
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