Taylor community review

It has been about 3 years since the surgery. I do not remember the exact price, but I remember it was a fixed-price system. I could not afford forehead reduction, so I did not do it. So it probably got wider. My upper eyelids were so thick that the double eyelid was almost covered before the surgery. After the surgery, my eyes became round and pretty, so I am satisfied with that part. But asymmetry developed on one side. Because my eyebrow positions do not match, my whole face feels asymmetrical, and it still stresses me out. Looking at problems like this, I feel the surgeon has good skill but is not a very delicate style. Most of the sensation has returned. However, if I get my eyebrows waxed or there is any irritation, I feel quite a lot of pain in the area above my forehead. After going to a hair salon, I also feel like the hairline area gets sensitively irritated. And no hair grows in the scar area. The scar does not look very obvious from the outside, but that part keeps feeling like it splits open. I am not sure whether that is because of the scar. My brow bone was originally a little prominent, so when I am tired, my upper eyelids look even more sunken, and overall I end up looking very tired. So I am now also looking into fat grafting for the upper eyelids. The overall atmosphere and impression are much better than before the surgery, and I also look younger. (When I am tired, I look 10 years older;;) But I think you have to accept a certain amount of inconvenience and side effects that come after surgery. Ah, I keep thinking about how the manager kept praising the surgeon's stitching skills. If I do forehead reduction, I might do it here?

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