<1><2><3><4><5><6><7><8>I had revision eyelid surgery with double-line removal in early January, and maybe because the sausage-like part disappeared so drastically, after the stitches were removed, there was so much extra skin on my right eye that it covered the double eyelid.. Also, the front part went too straight and only the back was rounded, so it looked strange. It was especially really strange when I closed my eyes.. Please refer to photos 1-3.
So in mid to late January, I was anesthetized again and had A/S. They said they finely excised the sagging skin that was covering it, and excised it to make it look as rounded as possible. In reality, the double eyelid line being straight has improved a lot, and the front of the double eyelid is also much more visible than before, but the front is too bumpy and still feels like there is a lot of skin. Please refer to photos 4-8; this is the current condition. It doesn’t show when looking from the right side, but it looks strange from the front or left side.
It’s a hospital famous for revision eye surgery, and for now they’re not ignoring me; they keep reassuring me and seem to be trying to do something, but I was already extremely stressed from having A/S surgery again on only my right eye. I thought it would get better, but it still looks strange, so for a whole month I’ve been under so much stress. When I look only at my right eye, I feel so frustrated I could go crazy.
Even after the A/S, I asked the director a lot about why the front part was like this, and whether more skin needed to be excised. ✅They said it could be refined with scar-tissue laser? But this is skin that is excessive and has settled in a bumpy way. Can this really be refined by refining it with scar-tissue laser? Isn’t scar tissue a hard scar? I don’t think mine is scar tissue. I really don’t know if this is right...... I’m going back to the hospital in a week. What should I say? My eye surgery went wrong, right? I’m allowed to be angry, right?