My eyes aren't on the small side, but I was told so often that my impression somehow looked strong, so I decided to have surgery because I thought posterior and lower canthoplasty might improve that impression a bit. So I went for a consultation, but because I was late that day, I couldn't see the director, and the consultant explained everything in detail. I think the next day, I met the director separately and had a consultation. He said my eyes aren't on the small side, but my left eye is a bit upturned, and he would do the surgery while matching them as much as possible. He said it confidently, and after I pushed the surgery date back a little in the middle, the surgery date came around, so I arrived at the hospital on timeㅠ It was a 2 o'clock surgery, but maybe all the operating rooms were full, I think I went into the operating room around 3. The nurse kept paying attention to me and told me to say something if anything was uncomfortable. Not long after the anesthetic went in, I woke up during the surgery. I don't remember how they operated on the left side, but when they were operating on the right side, I was fully awake, so I could hear the cutting sound and feel the stitches being sewnㅠ I really hated the pulling sensation, and it hurt. I was so nervous that I was tensing my whole body so much.. It's truly a feeling I never want to experience again;; After it was all over, I stood up and walked out, but the world looked tilted and I couldn't see well. I rested a little in the recovery room and came out, and while changing clothes, I looked in the mirror, and I was already bruised and swollen. Then when I woke up the next day, swelling had come up under my eyes, conjunctival edema had appeared, and my lower eyelashes were poking so badly that tears came out even when I was just sitting still. Aside from those uncomfortable parts, I think it'll look pretty once the swelling goes down. It definitely feels like the outer corners of my eyes have lowered a lot, so I hope the swelling goes down soon~
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