Incisional ptosis correction, upper epicanthoplasty 10 mm incision I already had inner double eyelids, and because of the aesthetic standards I developed from using double-eyelid glue for a long time, I wanted a more glamorous look. But I clearly showed examples of looks I did not want before going into surgery.
I'm currently at week 2, and I feel like the line is too high. I feel so distressed and depressed. I chose a semi-out line because I disliked the stuffy Mongolian fold of my original eyes. I asked if it would be possible, and they said it was possible. Instead, they said upper epicanthoplasty, incision, and ptosis correction were necessary and that they would do their best.
But right now, the line is so thick at the front that it looks awkward. It looks like a tube. Every night I search to see if there are cases that succeeded or failed after going through this process, but it feels like there is no one. Meanwhile, because of facial asymmetry, one side has a larger distance between the eyebrow and eye, but they set the double-eyelid line lower on the side with the wider line, so that eye became trapezoid-shaped. The inner corner line is closest to the eyebrow.
On day 11, I was so distressed and anxious that I sent photos to the consultation manager along with my concerns, but they just ended the conversation by saying the line is well set now and it is only because of swelling, so I should wait 3 months.
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