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I had double eyelid surgery and eye correction together before, but as time passed the line loosened a bit, and the eye correction also seemed to slacken, so the symmetry on both sides didn’t match. I also ended up using my forehead muscles when opening my eyes, which stressed me out a lot. On top of that, the inner corners of my eyes looked cramped, so this time I made up my mind and looked into revision surgery. During the consultation, the doctor examined my previous surgery state very carefully. Fortunately, they said that this time too, we could tighten the line again with non-incisional natural adhesion revision surgery and non-incisional eye correction revision surgery, and we decided to open up the cramped inner corners with upper canthoplasty too (that was the first surgery!). I was worried that revising the eye correction too would make the swelling worse, but because it was non-incisional, the bruising and swelling were not as bad as I expected! Still, my eyes were a bit puffy and tight, so I diligently iced them and drank pumpkin juice regularly, and the swelling seems to be going down faster. The area where I had the upper canthoplasty had a little redness, but there was almost no pain. I hesitated a lot about revision surgery because I was upset after the first surgery failed, but I’m relieved that it was corrected this neatly even without incision. The upper canthoplasty also seems to have turned out well, without being overdone, and with a soft finish!

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