Before <before surgery> After <after surgery> After <after surgery> First of all, the asymmetry between both eyes kept bothering me so much To be honest, I thought it didn’t look that bad when I wore makeup, but something always felt about 2% lacking... you know what I mean? lol I was also tired of covering it up with makeup forever...
I wanted my bare-face eyes to look a bit prettier too, so I looked through reviews and focused more on going to consultations in person. Most clinics said it would probably be possible with natural adhesion buried suture double eyelid surgery. Among them, I chose the most thorough clinic and director (they kept checking and shaping the line for me too!) They said my eyelid skin is on the thinner side, so my eyes were suitable for double eyelid surgery with the natural adhesion buried suture method.
And my left eye (the right side in the photo) had an overlapping crease toward the outer part, and that stressed me out so much too I didn’t realize it before surgery, but after surgery, when I compare it with my eyes now, I feel like my pre-surgery eyes really weren’t pretty....
What I wanted were the 3 things below! 1. A glamorous semi-out line (moderate, not too excessive), improvement of uneven eyes, and improvement of the overlapping crease at the outer corner 2. Surgery cost - I didn’t prefer places that were too expensive or too cheap, just somewhere reasonable 3. Whether it was an eye-specialized clinic; I chose a clinic mainly focused on eyes! (So the success rate goes up up lol)
The place where I liked the consultation happened to meet all 3 points above, so I chose it riiiiight away! These days, every time I take photos and every time I compare them with my before photos, I really feel like I made the right choice
On the day of surgery, it didn’t hurt much or anything, but I felt slightly nauseous, and after taking medicine at the clinic, I got better right away!