After <front view after surgery> After <looking upward after surgery> I had lateral + lower canthoplasty + something else done, and it has been a little under 4 months. One eye became sanpaku, and as you can tell when I look upward, one side has a sunken-in shape. Not to mention the asymmetry. I also got an inner double eyelid, but in the photo the right side has slight mucosal eversion. It looks a bit less obvious in the photo, but when I look in the mirror, it shows.
Can the sunken lower canthoplasty area and the mucosal eversion be fixed with revision surgery..? When I went in for a follow-up at one month, they said, "It's because one of your eyes protrudes." During the pre-op consultation, neither the other clinic nor the clinic that did the surgery ever told me one eye protruded more, or warned me that this kind of result could happen haha.. I chose this clinic because the other clinic seemed blunt and like they were letting my needs go in one ear and out the other. This clinic was like, "It will definitely turn out well," "Trust us and leave it to us," "It can come out the way you want." I don't know what possessed me to fall for it lol.. I was stupid... For everyone shopping around or planning plastic surgery, definitely narrow it down to places with lots of reviews and lots of photos, and if there is even a slightly concerning review photo, just ask about it directly during the consultation. Even if it is a one-doctor clinic, be careful choosing places that have not been open long.
Sigh, I was just going to drop the photos cleanly and ask, revision possible or not? But the more I wrote, the angrier I got, so this got long. Anyway, can this be fixed?
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