Pre/post consultation and pre-op, review (Under-eye fat repositioning and lower blepharoplasty)
The director said confidently that the surgery would not be noticeable enough to interfere with everyday life to a certain extent. They said they make such a fine incision that you can hardly tell where or how much was cut at all; swelling does not completely not happen, but it is relatively worst for about 3 days and should mostly go down in a week. Bruising varies by person, but it could occur. I had thought about just removing the under-eye fat, but because the under-eye area could become sunken, I decided on fat repositioning. ( The director explained everything kindly and well, so I felt reassured. )
There are a few precautions when undergoing sedation anesthesia: for 6 hours before surgery, you must fast and not even drink water. Do not take supplements such as vitamins for about a week, and no alcohol for about 3 weeks after surgery.
Day of under-eye fat repositioning surgery (sedation anesthesia, pain, swelling on the day)
To start with the conclusion, there was truly, surprisingly, no pain at all.
After the surgery ended, I opened my eyes. My vision was blurry, and my mind was even blurrier. It felt like I was inside a hazy smoke. The nurse came over and said, “Are you okay? Please rest for a little while