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The results of my asymmetrical-eye surgery aren’t bad

Before/after/after Ever since I was young, I heard so often that I looked blank or sleepy, so I always had a lot of concerns about my eyes. My friends also said that for eyes without contact lenses, my irises were really pretty, but my eyes were uneven and looked blank…..ㅠㅠ I kept putting it off and finally went for eye plastic surgery consultations. Since I’m an ISFJ, even at the consultations I couldn’t properly say what I wanted to say, and I worried so much. I really looked up every double-eyelid review and ptosis correction review, and searched for information on surgeries like forehead lift and eyebrow lift. I worried so much about whether I should do it with an incision, with buried sutures, or with natural adhesion. In the end, thinking that I might even need revision eye surgery later, incisional double-eyelid surgery felt burdensome, so I ended up getting non-incisional ptosis correction. I gave up on eyebrow lift because they said the distance between my eyes and eyebrow line was close, so it might look even stranger if I did it… I gave up on forehead lift because the surgical method was a bit scary… I felt that just doing double-eyelid surgery wouldn’t improve my sleepy-looking eyes, so I chose ptosis correction. Almost all the clinics I consulted recommended incisional ptosis correction, but I insisted that I wanted non-incisional…. so I had it done. Still, I’m so relieved that the results came out really well. It’s been about 40 days since surgery, and now there’s no swelling and I’m satisfied with the line. Before surgery, I was told that 100% correction of asymmetrical eyes wasn’t possible, so my expectations were a bit low, but at this level, although it’s not 100%, both eyes have been balanced. I’ll have to keep watching, but I did it while even considering revision eye surgery, and it turned out so well. Since it was done with buried sutures, it might come undone, but that was my choice, so I just have to hope it lasts a long, long time.

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