<The first day the thread came out, the thread protruding from the double-eyelid surgery line (dangling)><The first day the thread came out, after gently pulling on the thread protruding from the double-eyelid surgery line, it moved upward><The third time the thread came out (yesterday), thread came out in the same spot on the double-eyelid surgery line(>Hello? It has been 4 weeks since I had natural adhesion double-eyelid surgery near Sinnonhyeon Station (Exit 7), and because something inexplicable happened (3 times in total), I am asking for advice.
When I was in week 3 after surgery, a thread protruded from my double-eyelid surgery line and was dangling, so I tried very, very gently pulling it. Then I could see that the thread had elasticity and moved upward while becoming shorter. I took a video, and I can show it.
The first photo is from the day the thread protruded, when it was dangling from the double-eyelid surgery line, and the second photo is from that day, showing the thread after I gently pulled it and it moved upward. I was going to rush to the clinic immediately, but they were closed, and they told me to come in the next day. After that, the thread was no longer visible. I thought maybe it had gone inside. It was a very, very thin white transparent thread (thinner than a strand of hair).
The next day I went to the clinic, and the doctor came in sighing and said it was very unusual and that it couldn't happen if I had just stayed still. So I showed the video I had taken. I followed the care instructions better than anyone. I completely stopped makeup and exercise, and of course I did not rub my eyes. A new double eyelid is so precious...
The operating doctor said the natural adhesion thread is blue, and since the thread that came out of me was white, it was probably a thread from a previous surgery protruding. I'm not a specialist, so I don't know whether that is correct.
The problem is, after that, the thread protruded two more times, and because it is so thin, if I hold it and then let go, it disappears. (The thread came out 3 times in total.) When I hold the thread and then let go, it is no longer visible, so I wonder if it is going in and out through a hole... If so, I am worried whether there could be an inflammation issue.
According to the operating doctor, if the thread comes out again, I should cut it with scissors. I asked whether that was really right, and said that if it came out again, I would visit, and they said okay. The problem is that even if the thread comes out, I would have to visit while continuing to hold it, but because it is so thin, it keeps repeating between not being visible and being visible, so I am in a situation where I cannot show the thread at the clinic.
It is also so upsetting that the clinic did not believe me at first. I have a separate video. Because it is a very thin, white transparent thread, it is hard to see in photos, but in the video, it is clearly a thread in the double-eyelid line, and when I pull it, the double-eyelid surgery line is pulled along with it.
The clinic's follow-up response... even though I told the truth at first, they did not believe me, and they told me to cut it with scissors if it comes out. When I said I would come in, they told me to come, but while I am holding the thread and going there, I think the thread will become invisible again. And then it will come out again...
Is it really the thread from my first surgery, and is it really okay to cut the visible thread immediately with scissors... What should I do... It was a review-event condition, and I told them truthfully that the thread came out, but they never even contacted me to write a review,, I will answer all detailed questions by private message.
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