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This is the semi-out line I wanted, exactly this~~ 8 months after revision surgery…

<Current>Before<Before surgery>It’s been 8 months since my revision surgery! It’s been 4 months since I wrote a review in this community to celebrate the success (you can see the early photos if you click my posts) I’m writing again to show you my recent eyes too.... lol

In the beginning, the areas where I had lateral and lower canthoplasty were really red, but as time passed and they healed, the redness completely disappeared and there’s no scar tissue left at all~~ haha! Honestly, because my eyelashes cast shadows, even if there had been scarring, it probably wouldn’t have been noticeable unless it was pretty bad....

For my first surgery, I had an incisional double eyelid procedure, but the line came undone, so I was worried about doing revision with the non-incisional buried suture method. But it’s maintaining well without the line dropping, getting lower, or sagging, and the lateral/lower canthoplasty areas haven’t reattached and are staying well opened :)

For reference, for the revision surgery I had non-incisional buried suture double eyelid + ptosis correction + epicanthoplasty + lateral canthoplasty + lower canthoplasty.

Just in case, I still don’t really rub my eyes~~^^ haha Personally, I think post-op care depends more on self-care than the clinic, so taking careful care during the recovery stage right after surgery will probably be good for the final results too ㅜㅜ

For those who feel like they developed dry eye syndrome after double eyelid surgery or canthoplasty, about 1-2 times a week before bed, wet a thin towel or handkerchief, microwave it for about 10 seconds, make it warm, then place it over your eyes for a warm compress!! It gets so much better!! For real!!

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