Review at week 2 after natural adhesion revision surgery + ptosis correction + upper canthoplasty The buried-suture double eyelid surgery I had in my 20s had sagged a lot by my mid-40s, so I mustered up the courage to try revision surgery~ Given my age, I wanted a natural line rather than something flashy, and decided to improve the sagging eyelids caused by aging and the weakened muscle strength for opening my eyes~ On the day of surgery, the director checked the line carefully, and after I fell asleep and woke up, it was all done haha I usually swell easily, so I was prepared, but ~oh~ it felt less swollen than I expected~~ Swelling was at its peak on day 2 after surgery, and from day 3 it gradually started going down~ I made sure to drink pumpkin juice, walked about 1 hour every day, used cold compresses, and from day 4 switched to warm compresses~ After the stitches were removed on day 7, I definitely felt the swelling went down better from day 8~ The upper canthoplasty area has almost no scarring, and it turned out so natural that other people wouldn’t know unless I told them~~ My left eye was originally smaller, but now the eye sizes are almost similar, and the line thickness looks slightly thicker on the left because there’s still more swelling there. I think I’ll know accurately once the swelling goes down~ The bruising hasn’t fully gone away yet, so I’ll post another review with photos once the bruises fade^^ People I know say the line is so pretty and they’re all waiting to see how it’ll look once the swelling goes down… They’re waiting even more than I am~ There were many reviews from young and pretty people in their 20s and 30s, so I was a little worried~~ As expected, Director Choi Jung-hoon~~ I’m glad I trusted and chose him!
Natural adhesion revision ptosis correction done
This is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.