I had surgery with a full incision about a year and a half ago. Why am I only bringing up a refund now? After the first surgery, my eyes had a dramatic semi-out line, but I wanted an in-out line, so I brought photos and had the surgery. But right after the surgery, as soon as I woke up from anesthesia, I felt something was wrong. It was a complete inner double eyelid; the double eyelid just wasn’t visible. While talking with the consultant, they kept telling me it was just swelling and made me wait, and for 2 months I couldn’t even go outside. They were just like male eyes. In the end, when I said I couldn’t live my daily life and couldn’t even meet friends, it became another revision surgery. With only a short interval, they said they would do well this time, so I had full-incision surgery again at the same hospital. At first, because of the swelling, it looked very okay. But around 7 months in, as the swelling mostly went down, the line started disappearing again. I looked it up on YouTube, and they said the eye shape keeps changing until the 1-year mark, so I waited. The result is just uneven double eyelids again, and one eye has become simply a male-looking eye that had ptosis correction. So I didn’t even think about getting a refund because I never wanted to be involved with them again, and I went to another hospital to get yet another revision surgery. But I was told that during the previous surgery, too much skin had been cut away, and if I have surgery this time, my eyes won’t close completely. Haha, why on earth do I have to bear this kind of side effect It’s even a very famous hospital and gets mentioned often, so I get angry every time I see it. So I’m trying to get a refund; would that be possible?
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