The lower blepharoplasty sutures were stitched up well.

My daughter learned about a surgery called under-eye fat repositioning through social media and recommended it to me, and since it seemed suitable for the concerns I had, I visited the hospital and had a consultation. I was worried about the hollowing under my eyes and the sagging skin near the outer corners, as the overall facial line did not look smooth. During the consultation, they told me that for my eyes, lower blepharoplasty and fat grafting would be more effective than under-eye fat repositioning, and I also had an in-person consultation with the surgeon, who explained in detail how the surgery would be performed and what results to expect afterward. It was done under deep sedation, and they carefully checked the blood tests, medications, medical history, and other anesthesia-related details. On the day of surgery, they explained the anesthesia again, and it took about 5 hours from preparation to surgery to recovery. Right after surgery, I had a bit of a headache because of the anesthetic. I took the medicine prescribed by the hospital and also the swelling-related medicine separately recommended by the pharmacy, and for days 1 to 3 I was very swollen. The bruising was not severe, and from day 4 onward I felt the swelling gradually moving down toward my cheeks and jaw. The pain was manageable, but since there were stitches under my eyes from the lower blepharoplasty, it was a little itchy and my eyes teared up. A week later I went back to the hospital to have the stitches removed, and after they were removed my eyes felt much more comfortable. The director said the surgeon would stitch carefully so there would be no scar, and it really healed well. From the consultation manager to the medical staff, everyone looked after me with such attention to detail that I feel the surgery went well, and I am looking forward to how it will look once the swelling goes down.