Before <before surgery>Before <before surgery>After <1 month after surgery>After <2 months after surgery>After <2 months after surgery>Before surgery, in short, I had ptosis... It wasn't dryness; my eyelids would usually be folded. Depending on how tired I was, it would get worse or better, but even when my condition was good, my eyes looked blank and lacking, so I had surgery.
After getting eye shape correction, it became easier to open my eyes prettily, and maybe because the inner corners were opened, I feel like my impression looks much less stuffy. Until two weeks after surgery, I was in a state where I absolutely had to rest, but now that some time has passed, I can see the swelling going down. I was roughly satisfied at the 1-month mark too, but comparing it with this month, it seems to have improved even more. I remember getting scared while researching, hearing all kinds of things like if incisional surgery goes wrong, revision surgery can be difficult. Following advice from people I know, I made an initial list, excluded places without CCTV, and chose after going around for consultations, so if it had failed, I would have felt so wronged.. As expected, surgery depends on the case and the person. Whether incisional or non-incisional, if it turns out well, there is no problem and it looks good. I hope everyone else’s surgeries go well too, so they won’t need revision surgery.
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