Before <eyes before surgery><Jan 3, first day of surgery><Jan 7, when swelling was at its peak><Jan 12 (stitches removed on Jan 9)><eyes closed><area I’m worried about> Before <same eye area in the same spot before surgery, the area I’m worried about> Before <my eyes before they became sausage eyes><Oct 23, 2021, the day they made them sausage eyes, look at the difference in swelling and bruising> After I had revision eye surgery on Oct 23, 2021 and ended up with sausage eyes, I had revision revision revision revision eye surgery on Jan 3, 2023.
I had ptosis correction, upper-eye fat repositioning (they said it tidies up the eyelid area and prevents the old line from forming), and double-line removal, like this. This is the price without any event discount.
On the day of surgery, I met the director and went through another consultation, then lay down on the operating table, and I remember that he designed the line very meticulously. During surgery, I opened and closed my eyes, and after having me sit up, I think he adjusted it so it wouldn’t be overcorrected, making me sit up and lie down about 6 times? He seemed to stitch and undo it repeatedly while adjusting. So I thought, oh, he’s meticulous? haha I kept lying down and sitting up thinking I made the right final choice.
When I came out on the first day of surgery, there was no bruising and not much swelling, so I thought, yes! this is it. My friend was surprised too, laughing, and said this was way less swollen than my eyes before surgery lol. Anyway, I felt good.
I’m going for walks every day, hoping the plump parts disappear, but because my previous surgery failed so badly, I suddenly started thinking, what if the swelling doesn’t go down well this time either.. I did this thinking this would be my last surgery.. the puffy line will disappear, right? They said they reduced it from 12 mm to 9.5 mm.. but then I suddenly wondered if that’s still thick. Ah, plastic surgery is hard lol
One disappointing point is that no one told me to book the 60-minute therapy in advance when going to the clinic, so I couldn’t do it on the day my stitches were removed. They did say there’s no separate time limit and that I can come get it anytime. I’m thinking of mentioning it when I book my one-month follow-up.
And they do give a vitamin IV drip, but I thought they would put in the whole big yellow bag lol. But no, they only put in a few mL. It made me wonder why they even put it in if that’s all, or I thought it might not be bad if they had smaller amounts and gave one of those each time. The swelling laser is just sitting there and having the red laser shine on your face, then it’s done.
The major swelling keeps going down and swelling back up repeatedly. I’m a bit worried because the upper part of the inner corner of my left eye is raised. My sausage eye was raised there too. It’s the same left eye line. And opening my left eye feels heavy, like someone is pulling on it. My friend tells me it hasn’t even been a month yet, so don’t worry. For now I’ll just keep waiting. I’ll write another review. I hope this helps.
Ah! Questions about the sausage-eye clinic and doctor: no. I got my post deleted while answering them.
It’s hard to reply in the comments, so I’ll add it here. I’m trying to disclose the clinic name, doctor name, and price, but I keep getting stuck at the clinic name. It keeps telling me to use automatic search completion? lol but it doesn’t work lol Weird.. anyway, I’ll write it here. I had it done at TS, and the doctor is chief director Lee Sang-gyun. The price was 5.3 million. Lowering the line is expensive ㅠ
My results haven’t turned out clearly good or bad yet, so I feel a bit bad strongly recommending it, but I’m just writing that this is my clinic information. Definitely go to consultations at several places and do a lot of in-person research. As I went around, I found that the place ranked No. 1 from online research can sometimes be last after in-person consultations.
When you’re certain, “I should do it here!” then get the surgery. Go to doctors with a lot of experience. Don’t fail like I did, and I hope everyone does well.
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