Review of my third double-eyelid surgery in life
After the first surgery, I ended up with thin sausage eyes. Still, I was really satisfied just having double eyelids when I used to have none, you know? I lived thinking, so what if they look a bit ugly..
But after a year, the left side came undone and formed an overlapping crease. I got an after-service revision with a partial incision, but I only ended up with a scar and it didn't fix anything.
Then I put up with it for over 4 years, but finally thought I couldn't anymore, so I went around to consultations.
I went just to try to fix the overlapping crease, but once I got there, it was honestly depressing..
They sighed and said I had an overlapping crease, sunken eyes, triangular eyes, epicanthal folds, and a hooked scar. They said there were a lot of problems haha. They kept asking where I had it done (if they knew, would they go beat them up for me?)
1. Refusal to operate 2. Incision with line maintenance 3. Incision to lower the line 4. Two-line lowering technique 5. Non-incisional buried suture method 6. Fat grafting 7. Upper canthoplasty 8. Medial epicanthoplasty 9. Ptosis correction 10. Forehead lift
These are the procedures I was quoted for. I feel like I heard every possible thing you can do to the eyes.
A lot, right? Actually, I think I visited 23 places for consultations. Every place gave a different opinion, so I thought, should I just take the average?^^ and just went to all of them. I had quit my job, so I had too much time anyway, which worked out, I guess.
So then I could roughly see what I needed to do.
I wanted to lower the line, and since I didn't have ptosis correction during my first surgery, I didn't want to do it. I was scared of side effects. For fat grafting, I wanted to postpone it as much as possible for now.
As for the hooked scar, Even when it showed in my original photos, I hadn't thought much of it, but after plastic surgery clinics pointed it out, I kept noticing it, so I decided to pretend I didn't know again.. haha
In the end, I had an incisional line-lowering surgery. It's day 13~
The main goal was improving the overlapping crease and triangular eyes, so it probably won't satisfy people here with a good aesthetic eye.. haha
I got a lot of help from this community, so I wrote this review out of gratitude. Thank you so much to everyone who commented.
Eye revision surgery, line lowering
This review is a surgical review pursuing natural beauty.