<Left><Left><Right>The cornea and eyelid (inner conjunctiva) are completely tangled and stuck together. You can tell from the follow-up date, but for scarring like this, there is no more such thing as natural recovery. Please do not be swayed by what plastic surgeons say and just wait as instructed like I did; I hope you take action sooner than I did,, For convenience, I will use a clipped style below. I wrote mainly about things I could not write before, based only on facts.
First, it has been confirmed whether the hospital can provide aftercare and whether the medical staff in charge (the attending doctor has left this hospital, so this is a situation where responsibility must be demanded from the representative director) can restore it through treatment. They cannot be trusted. They avoid answering about the surgical method. It already recurred once, so my worries grew because their position is to use the same surgical method as the first revision surgery, and they answered that it could recur again. When asked whether they were confident in the treatment, they again could not give a definite answer. I was told through the consultant that the representative director is considering lateral canthal fixation and re-correction, not restoration surgery. This too was not said directly by the doctor, but conveyed through the consultant. As of now, 291 days later, the scar area still feels tight and itchy. The outer corner of the eye is being pulled, so the left-right range of motion is greatly limited, and when I look at a nearby object or even look slightly to the side, the cornea is pulled and my focus cannot converge into one. I have currently completed registration for treatment at a general hospital.
During the first examination at a neighborhood ophthalmology clinic, the part they asked me about was whether my focus split into two, and visually, they turned on a light and looked closely and carefully with sincerity. I once again felt how indifferent the representative director's consultation and treatment attitude had been at the time, when they did not even check properly. Afterwards, I received a referral letter and made an appointment for an oculoplastic consultation at a general hospital.
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I have decided on the general hospital where I will receive treatment. They say it is an area where it is difficult to avoid any hypertrophic scar tissue or adhesions at all, even with revision surgery.
The adhesion site is pulling my eye more and more. As time passes, it is only getting worse..
I am looking for people who can give advice.... Please help me.
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