Before <before surgery> After <after surgery 1> After <after surgery 2> After <after surgery 3> After <after surgery 4> After <after surgery 5> Consultation: I put in a lot of effort for eye revision surgery, and I think I trusted them because they gave a very thorough and detailed consultation focused on the areas I wanted improved. They identified and explained the problems with my eyes in detail, and as they organized into words the things I had always felt while looking at my eyes in the mirror, everything matched what I had been feeling, so I was surprised. I guess experience and years in the field really can’t be ignored. That made me trust them, and since it was revision surgery, the cost was a big burden for me, but fortunately the itemized costs were cheaper than I expected, so I booked the surgery.
Surgery: Before going into surgery, they drew a design that suited my eye shape. I went into surgery wearing a patient gown, and even though it wasn’t winter, I felt a bit cold. Was it because I was nervous? When I said I was cold, they covered me with blankets above and below, so it got a little better!! Also, my parents came with me on the day of surgery, and I heard they guided them to the recovery room so they could wait comfortably. I was touched.. It felt like a hospital I could trust for surgery because they seemed to take good care of people. On the day itself, it didn’t hurt, but the eyeball area was red and there was a lot of swelling. I think it lasted until about week 2.
After surgery: After 2 weeks passed, I gradually started to like the line, and I could see the double-eyelid line settling well. Maybe my swelling was worse than other people’s, but after the stitches were removed, they even rented me a lamp... I was touched. I think K Plus is the first place I’ve seen that rents out lamps. Anyway, maybe thanks to the lamp, the swelling went down quickly, and despite having a lot of swelling, it settled quickly. It’s been over a year since my revision surgery now, and I’m satisfied.