After<post-op>After<post-op>After<post-op>Before<pre-op>It has already been 2 months since I had revision eye surgery and epicanthoplasty. Since I had undergone surgery several times, my previous scars and lines were in a messy state. So I decided to have surgery without high expectations, and I went to consultations thinking I would be satisfied if the line was just matched to some extent. But after having the surgery, the results exceeded my expectations, so I ended up leaving this review! It is not possible for the previous scars to be completely invisible. However, the hospital where I had surgery this time performed even the revision surgery with a non-incisional method, so it felt less burdensome. Most of all, they corrected the lines I disliked before into a pretty, symmetrical shape, so my eyes look much better now, and my mental state has improved a lot as well. When revision surgeries keep continuing, you become very emotionally exhausted, so you do not have high expectations when looking into hospitals or doctors, and it becomes hard to trust them. I think people who have gone through this several times may be able to relate, but I do not think there is a definite answer. Whether it is a first surgery or revision surgery, I do not think perfection exists. When I had surgery this time, the director also told me that being 100% satisfied is truly difficult, and now I have come to understand this to some extent too. Maybe it is because I really did not have high expectations, but I am so satisfied now, and people around me are saying that this time it really turned out well, so receiving that recognition, if you can call it recognition? makes me happy!
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