Since I was young, I used double eyelid liquid on my eyes and artificially made double eyelids hehe. I kept doing it naturally whenever I hung out with friends, and after becoming an adult, every time I did makeup, I felt a lot of limitations and even felt like the skin around my eyes was getting stretched...
So it didn't take long for me to decide on double eyelid surgery.
I'm quite timid, so after really thinking about it a lot for a year, a meticulous friend went around to consultations and researched here and there, and at the place I ultimately had surgery, I found reviews and even had a friend who actually got surgery there, so I went ahead with it.
I said the double eyelid size could be small, but I wanted the line to look as natural as possible and for my eyes to look clearer, and the doctor agreed too hehe.
We tried different lines and decided on the double eyelid size, and I asked whether I should also do an epicanthoplasty or lateral canthoplasty, but they said my eyes were already fairly long horizontally and that the red flesh in the inner corner was visible, so it wasn't really necessary. Even though adding it would increase the cost, they said that, so I trusted them a bit hehe.
We kept discussing the double eyelid size until the final consultation and even until I got on the operating table. Once I got up there, I made it higher, and I was anxious at the time, but now that I look at it, I think the line was set well without being too high, and my eyes look clearer, so I'm really satisfied hahahaha.
My parents were worried when I talked about plastic surgery, but now they say it's so pretty and praise me, saying I did well.
It's been 6 months since surgery, and up until the 3-month mark, my right eye was more swollen, but now almost all of it has gone down, so both eyes are about similar in size hehe. Good good.
I originally tend to swell a lot, so after surgery I also took anti-swelling pills while reducing the swelling!
Satisfied!
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