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Eye Surgery Considerations

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I had buried double-eyelid surgery done somewhere else, but it loosened again (I did have a double eyelid, but it was basically the same as a loosened fold where it just looked like a line drawn above the eyelid crease), so I had revision surgery with incision here two years ago. An Instagram influencer said they had surgery here too (now that I think about it, I wonder how they disclosed the hospital in a public Instagram story), and since it seemed to have gone well, I stubbornly decided I had to do it here and did not check any other place at all before booking surgery here right away. Before deciding on surgery, when I consulted with the director, I said I did not like the existing line (inner line) from my first surgery and wanted it a little higher, and they said they would do that. But on the day of surgery, during the pre-op consultation, they re-marked the final line and made it the same as the existing line, so when I said I wanted a line higher than the existing one, they suddenly said they could not raise the line because it was revision surgery. I should have said I would not do it and left at that point, but I was young and did not have the courage, and I did not know enough about plastic surgery to judge whether it was true that the line could not be raised for revision surgery or not, so I went through with the surgery feeling uneasy. The result was that in just three months it loosened like my first buried double-eyelid surgery, leaving only a line barely holding above the eyelid instead of what you would call a double eyelid, and even now, two years later, the scar on my right eye is clearly visible when I close my eyes. Because of the scar, if I open my eyes without putting in much force, the line looks a bit uneven.

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