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Eye Re-Surgery

The doctor lowered my line without asking. What should I do?

Only one eye had undercorrected ptosis correction, so instead of the clinic I originally went to, I went to another clinic and decided to just slightly redo the ptosis correction along my existing line. But they pinched my eye so much that it became overcorrected early on, so I had it released, but it didn’t return to my original eye shape. When I asked why my old eye shape wasn’t showing, they told me it was swelling.

But now that the major swelling has gone down, I can see they didn’t go in along my existing line. They went in by lowering the line way below my existing line. This is insane. Isn’t this what they call making a second crease line? On top of that, my original line above is wrinkling and covering that lower line. I seriously feel like I’m going to develop a mental illness (I already have). Besides the line too everything they touched here is a problem, but for now I want to fix the line first.

To raise that line back to my original line, what should I do..? I want to raise it back to my original line and have it become one single line again.

Since I only had one eye done, the crease heights are completely uneven, and I can’t see my old eye shape anymore. Even the lowered line isn’t pretty, seriously. Every single day is so hard.

It’s unbelievably hard, and my old eyes were even semi-outfold and glamorous, but now the inner corner area gets swallowed like an in-out fold, and the middle-to-outer line has all been lowered, so the eyelid fat swallows the whole crease and makes it look droopy. On top of that, I can even see the double-eyelid suture showing through.

Please, someone tell me what I can do.. I’m going to go for clinic consultations, but it hasn’t been long since the surgery yet. Has anyone had a case like mine? In this case, would it be impossible to slightly excise the scar tissue on the lower line and return to the existing line?

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