If you have a functional problem, then yes, it is right to do it. But if there is no major cosmetic problem, do not do it. I had double-line removal, and now I have lagophthalmos and am suffering. They say it will all come down, but it has already been over 3 weeks and it has not come down, so my eyes are dry, painful, and difficult. The hospital? Of course I went and complained. They say the surgery went well, but there is absolutely nothing they can do to resolve it right now. The problem is that the previous hospital always said exactly the same thing too.
Life feels so depressing.. I can barely forget it only when I work frantically, then I think about it again, and I keep holding onto photos and staring in the mirror, using ophthalmic medication and artificial tears.
I do not think there is any place that is good at double-line removal, so please avoid it if at all possible. It is a waste of money, nothing has changed for the better, and I only ended up with lagophthalmos.
If someone asked whether I would rather pay several million won, get scar tissue, and live with lagophthalmos, or just live with slightly sausage-like eyelids, I would obviously turn back time and live healthily with sausage-like eyelids. The hospital will insist it definitely went well and pretend not to know. Do not do it.
Especially, you should not go to places that mention scar injections. What this means is that they are going to leave scars. Other hospitals operate cleanly enough that scar injections are not needed.
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