He was a young, broad-shouldered male doctor with a refreshing look, and his consultation was very confident and brief. He left me with a completely uneven front canthoplasty. Whether it is the shape difference or the position difference, either one alone should have been fixed, but both are very different. The eye-correction was extremely tight at first to the point that it gave me a headache, but after two years it became natural and fine.
I woke up in the middle of it then, could feel them stitching the sutures, and since it hurt I said it hurt, but a woman who was either a nurse or an assistant got annoyed and said, 'Ah, you shouldn't say that!' then muttered in a rude tone and mocked me for a moment. Then she said, 'Haha, you didn't hear that, right? You didn't actually hear it, right?' After that, once I had heard everything, I was anesthetized again. I should have brought a recorder.
Back then there were a lot of Chinese patients coming in, and it felt very factory-like.