1. I lay down on the operating table after being told that 70% of the scar would disappear after surgery, that simultaneous canthoplasty and reconstruction, including internal reconstruction, would restore the original structure. 2. After surgery, the sutures ruptured, dissolvable thread protruded, and inflammation developed. 3. Terrified by the longer recovery period than other surgical methods and the constantly changing appearance, I lived day by day. 4. I took Lizaben, a drug with severe hepatotoxicity, prescribed by the clinic, and did Steri-Tape taping. 5. Ultimately, the area opened into a U-shape, leaving depressed and white scars. 6. When I contacted the clinic, they told me to wait until six months or one year after surgery. 7. Once the advised period had passed, they recommended filler or Enderm treatment. 8. I received filler to fill the depressed scar, but the volume was not measured properly. After two treatments, a Tyndall effect developed, making it shinier and more oddly shaped than before. 8. They dissolved it with hyaluronidase. Even normal skin became more depressed. 9. By then, so much time had passed that I forgot the pain of recovery and the dreadful result. Since the clinic said my skin healing characteristics were the problem, I trusted the reverse skin redraping method and the surgeon praised by this community and lay down again. 10. It opened into a U-shape again, leaving depressed and white scars. Including the original surgery, I repeated revision surgery three times over four operations, and now I have escaped this hellish cycle because I can no longer trust the surgeon. I understand that 4:30 p.m. is reserved for revision surgeries on people who had surgery here and experienced poor results. After talking with other victims, I found that some were treated even worse than I was, and one person had lain on the operating table six times. If you are curious about my photos, please look at the posts I wrote. But, doctor, if 70% of the scar disappears with each surgery, I had four operations—shouldn't I have improved by 280%? 🤔
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