Double-eyelid surgery with incision, ptosis correction, and medial epicanthoplasty too

Before<before>After<after one month (incision line)>After<after>After<after >I had been using double-eyelid glue for about 10 years, but it was so annoying, and even when I got eyelash extensions, because of the double-eyelid glue they didn’t last long, and my eyelids got flaky, swollen, and painful, so I decided to get double-eyelid surgery! I had it done at Young Princess, and I wanted an in-out line, so I said that during the design consultation. I also wanted medial epicanthoplasty, so when I asked, they said it would probably make my eyes look a bit bigger and be good, so I did incisional double-eyelid surgery + medial epicanthoplasty, and because I also had ptosis, they mentioned eye-shape correction too. I thought about that part a little, and when booking the surgery date, I decided to do the eye-shape correction together too and went ahead on surgery day From the director to the consultant, the front-desk staff, and the nurse(?) everyone was kind, and when I went for progress checks, they really took good care of me and checked carefully haha After getting the stitches removed at one week, the swelling started going down quickly, but each side went down differently, so I was a little worried The major swelling went down a lot, but maybe because some minor swelling remained, the sides were going down differently. From month 3, the minor swelling kept going down, and now it’s all gone and the line has settled slimly just the way I wanted haha I didn’t want a line that was too thick because it felt burdensome, but I also didn’t want my eyes to look small. I wanted an appropriate line with medial epicanthoplasty to make my eyes look big and refreshed, and it turned out just as I imagined, so I’m happy. If you’re really debating double-eyelid surgery, do it soon Especially for everyone who uses double-eyelid tape or glue, I highly recommend double-eyelid surgery!!