E.D. Plastic Surgery double eyelid incision review (2 weeks)

Hello :) Today I want to leave a review of the cosmetic procedure I recently had. I had double eyelid surgery with the incision method, and at the same time I also had Re2O treatment to improve the hollow areas in my cheeks and skin redness, plus lip Botox and lip filler, which I had started to worry about as I got older. At first, I was planning to visit several hospitals and get consultations. But after my first consultation at E.D. Plastic Surgery, my plan changed completely. I am ISTP, so I am not usually the type to make impulsive decisions, but the way the doctor handled the consultation really impressed me. It did not feel like he was just pushing surgery on me; instead, he explained everything one by one while pointing out my facial condition and concerns, and I gradually built trust throughout the consultation. In the end, I did not go to any other clinic and went ahead with my first surgery the very next day after the consultation. Surgery day! Honestly, I was extremely nervous. My eyes have always been very sensitive, so when I got permanent eyeliner tattooing, I remember it was hard because I kept tearing up so much. This surgery was the same. Toward the end, my eyes kept watering and there was more bleeding than I expected, so the doctor must have had a hard time. I was getting tense and overreacting the whole time, but the staff in the consultation room kept calming me down, and I was really grateful for that. 💗 Photos right after surgery I attached the photos! Right after surgery, honestly, I was very shocked. The swelling was worse than I expected, and there was a lot of bruising, to the point that I thought, “Did something go wrong?” My skin is naturally very sensitive, and even a light touch makes it turn red 😅 I bruise easily and recover slowly, so I think I was even more worried. Photos from day 7 I attached the photos! As the doctor and the consultation staff told me, I worked really hard on cold compresses, took the prescribed medication faithfully, and applied the ointment properly. Surprisingly, after about a week, the swelling started going down noticeably. The bruising also gradually faded, and the crease began to show little by little. From that point on, I felt more anticipation than worry. Now, 2 weeks later I am very satisfied now. My eye shape looks much clearer, and the most common thing people around me say is, “You look so much younger overall.” Since I did not just have double eyelid surgery but also Re2O, Botox, and filler, people often tell me that my whole impression has become much softer and more lively. 😆 What surprised me most is that even though it was an incision surgery, the scar is almost invisible. My skin is so sensitive that I worried a lot about scarring, but they made the crease area really clean, so even up close the scar is barely noticeable. (Thank you!! Doctor 💗💗) Right now I have no pain at all, and as the swelling goes down day by day, it is becoming more natural and clearer, so I enjoy looking in the mirror every day. This is a review of incision double eyelid surgery, Re2O treatment, lip Botox, and lip filler all done at once, and overall I am very satisfied. (For people like me who are scared of surgery, I recommend doing everything together! ) I especially want to thank the doctor and the consultation staff who kept explaining the parts I was worried about and reassuring me from consultation through surgery and aftercare. (People around me keep saying it looks natural even though it has only been 2 weeks, so I keep telling them I got surgery from the doctor with the genius eye-line design! 👍🏻 I have become a fan of E.D. Plastic Surgery! ) If you are someone who was worried because of swelling and bruising right after surgery, I recommend waiting a little more patiently for about 1 to 2 weeks like I did. I was really worried right after surgery too, but now I am satisfied to the point of thinking, “Why did I not do this sooner?” Thank you to the doctor and all the staff at E.D. Plastic Surgery. I will keep updating with recovery photos in the future :)