1. Reason I decided on surgery Because I wanted clearer, softer-looking eyes
2. Hospital choice I searched online and went with the place that felt right
3. Review a) Consultation There were almost no people in the consultation area. A relaxed atmosphere. While consulting with the consultant, I wanted advice on what surgeries I would need to create the kind of eyes I wanted, but I didn't get much help with that part. I met briefly with the director and decided to do non-incisional eye shape correction and epicanthoplasty. I remember mostly talking about the cost, and before I knew it, I had paid and gone home.
b) Before surgery I went straight to the surgery floor, and the nursing team's atmosphere felt a bit sharper and busier. Several different people guided me for different purposes, so overall it felt a bit scattered. It would have been better if I had met the consultant first and received a brief explanation of today's surgical process. The director I had met during the consultation came and did the design, and even though we had only met briefly during the consultation, on the anxious day of surgery, seeing a familiar face again made me so glad lol Still, it was good that the director reassured me by saying they would take care and do it well.
c) After surgery My name was written incorrectly in the recovery room. One reason I chose the hospital was because I disliked the feeling of being processed like a factory, but overall it felt scattered and detached. Maybe because I was passed from one person to another and another, my name got relayed incorrectly somewhere in the middle? After I came to my senses somewhat in the recovery room, I changed clothes and went home.
d) Postoperative condition I don't know if it went well, but it seems like the lines on both sides were set similarly and well. I hope the swelling and bruising disappear quickly.