I’ve had an eye surgery fail before, so based on my experience, I’ll share one personal thought on what to consider to reduce the chances of eye surgery failing. First, when you look at your own eyes, you get surgery because there’s some part you don’t like. But I think the way I see myself and the way other people see me are a bit different.
When choosing a hospital, a doctor who accepts the patient’s requests no matter what and does the surgery in that direction might seem good, but in my opinion, that doesn’t seem like a very good doctor. Like I said earlier, the way I see myself and the way others see me are different. So I think a good doctor is someone who tells the patient their own opinion, shows them another perspective, and tells them whether something is suitable or not. That said, I don’t really like doctors who force their opinion either.
Also, with any surgery, once you have it done, it’s hard to go back to how things were before. Once it failed, it became a complex in my life and kept tormenting me, and my relationships with people also became difficult. That’s how it turned out. Anyway, I’m struggling a bit because of a failed result, but I hope other people’s surgeries go well and that they become prettier and cooler. Fighting
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