I had double eyelid surgery when I was in high school, but even after more than 10 years, I still had swelling like someone who had surgery a week ago, I had no strength when opening my eyes, and my eye crease was thick, so I wanted to get rid of the sausage-like look. Makeup could cover it, but my eyes looked like they were too high up, making my proportions look worse, so I decided to have surgery because double eyelid surgery and posterior canthoplasty seem to have a high success rate and turn out pretty for almost everyone except people with droopy eyes.
Friends around me recommended Girin Plastic Surgery because they had their eyes done there and liked it. As a customer/patient who tours many hospitals here and there, the front desk is the most important to me. I’ve worked at one too, and the front desk staff were pretty, and on top of that they were kind. I went to the consultation with a friend, and although the cost was strong, it was just as systematic. From the consultant who wrote everything one by one in the chart to the director, who must have been busy but didn’t show any rush and explained things calmly, thoroughly, and in detail, everything was perfect. I really wanted to have it done here, so I went home, made a plan, and scheduled the surgery date.
The most memorable and best thing at the hospital was the cute, pretty older sister who took the photos. Her personality was so nice that I wanted to be friends with her. She was probably younger than me, but she was someone I wanted to get close to that much haha
I don’t usually get nervous, so the surgery went fine. But oh right, I just remembered. I had forgotten that it isn’t surgery that’s over after you fall asleep and wake up; there’s no pain, but you’re awake with a clear mind while they operate while checking the eye line. I wondered if I should let them know I was awake, so I went “ahem! ahem!” for no reason and then stopped. It was funny even though I did it myself lol After surgery, I came out and my eyes were spinning, so I was flustered. I’m sure there had been about 8 lockers, but they were stuck to the side wall, there were more of them, and all the mirrors looked twisted. I wondered if my eyes were weird because they were swollen, but they said it was because of the anesthetic, so I was like, I see, and in that state I walked around fine by feel. My eyes looked like a panda and like a very depressed human. Like an adult Toshio vibe.
It became day 2, and I wondered why it had only been two days and how I should pass the time. They said jelly would appear in my eyes and disappear, so I thought I should just leave it alone. Then on day 5, when removing the stitches, it hurt, but wow, they really made it not hurt. I’m sad I don’t know the name of the staff member who did it carefully and painlessly. I’m so thankful to that person!! Yesterday, someone else removed the stitches, and it hurt so much. It’s a painful area, so it can’t be helped. It had been a while since I felt what pain was. Ugh, it hurt so much that I almost didn’t recommend posterior canthoplasty,, I’m on day 7 now, and my eyes are bloodshot, so they look bigger, and because of the effect that makes my pupils look small, I look scary, but once they heal, I think they’ll be so pretty. Prettiness has been added to my ugliness. I really like Girin Plastic Surgery. If I get my nose done, I’ll go to Girin. I’ll leave another review.