I visited six clinics before surgery, and I liked the line they designed during the consultation and the price, so I booked it. I had surgery today and just got home. Non-incisional double-eyelid surgery + medial canthoplasty + upper canthoplasty.
The right side seems to have a reasonably placed line, so I plan to wait until the swelling goes down. But on the left, the inner double-eyelid fold that originally followed the Mongolian fold bulged out, so now I have a double-patty eye. I don't know whether waiting for the swelling to go down will fix this.
From the beginning, we agreed on a natural, thin line. During the design, it was an in-out line that began showing from the middle of the iris when viewed from the front. But after surgery, this disaster was left behind.
I'm not even sure whether the eye-shape correction worked. I may look more closed-off than before. The so-called chief director had incredible confidence, but I'm just devastated. I obviously need revision surgery, right?