Before <2 years after my first surgery came undone, the AS revision failed, and I ended up with over-excised sausage eyelids> Before <3 years later, right before surgery> Before <opening my eyes wide after the botched eye surgery> After <day 55 after the double-line technique, looking upward> After <day 55 after the double-line technique, opening my eyes normally> After <day 59, eyes closed> After <day 59, eyes half-open> After <day 59, opening my eyes normally> Hey everyone These are photos I posted in another community, so some people might recognize who I am, but honestly, I am satisfied. Still, there are parts in the recovery process that are bothering me, so please take a look ㅜㅜ
Characteristics of my eyes = I have protruding eyes, but my skin is thick, so the fixation cannot be weak. If it is weak, even though it is an incisional procedure, it could come undone again.
They said that because of the nature of the double-line technique, the fixation cannot really be weak, so I also took that into account when I lay down for surgery.
Overall, I am largely satisfied with the surgery, but my concerns are: 1. Is the uneven swelling on both sides just swelling or not? 2. Will the mucosal eversion on the left side come down? (It was severely everted during the revision surgery, but the right side came down.) 3. I feel like the overcorrection from my first surgery/revision surgery is showing now that the swelling from the re-revision is going down? I am curious how it looks to others...
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