Before <before surgery> Before <before surgery> After <2 days after surgery> After <7 days after surgery> After <2 weeks after surgery> After <1 month after surgery> After <1 month after surgery> I didn’t have completely monolid eyes; they were inner double eyelids, but because my eyelids were thick, they were covered.. They were even uneven, so when I was really tired, one eye would turn into an ugly multiple crease, and my self-esteem was rock bottom when I was a student The area between my eyes was also a bit wider than other people’s, so I thought I’d need epicanthoplasty too I ate less tasty food for a few months, saved up a good amount of money, went around for consultations, and booked the surgery
There were quite a few people around me who had sleepy-looking eyes, though not as severe as mine, and got eye shape correction For non-incisional surgery, the results really seemed to be extreme: either it went really well, or it loosened and they had to get revision surgery So I thought it would be fine as long as I found a good clinic, and I think I looked up incisional eye shape correction reviews every day (In the before photo, I’m opening my eyes with as much strength as possible. If I tried to open them wider, forehead wrinkles would form)
Sometimes I saw failed reviews too, and seeing comments like “if incision is done wrong, it scars and you suffer” made me anxious But now that about a month has passed, I think I’m glad I worked up the courage to do it I tend to wear heavy eye makeup, so maybe because it covered the swelling, after about 3 weeks, hardly anyone asked if I had eye surgery Until week 2, I was upset because they were so swollen, but now I already like them lol I’m looking forward to seeing how the line will look once the minor swelling goes down If you’re like me and your eyes are uneven or your inner double eyelids are covered and don’t show, I really recommend eye shape correction.."
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