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Eye Re-Surgery@eye-redo

Should I have revision eye surgery on both sides, and what about canthoplasty?

15 years ago, I had partial-incision double eyelid surgery on both eyes, and 4 years ago, because my right eye was smaller, I got revision surgery only on the right eye with the buried-suture method just anywhere, but it came undone right away after two months… And recently, when I looked, the strength with which I open my eyes is different, so not only is the line on the right side smaller, but I also seem to be putting force into my eye to open it wider..

So this time too, I’m thinking of getting revision surgery only on the right side with the buried-suture method to match the left-side line, and also getting ptosis correction/eye-shape correction.. Would that be okay? Since I’m doing it anyway, should I re-create the lines on both sides with the buried-suture method? Honestly, I don’t have any complaints about the left side ㅠㅠ Yesterday I went to Dream for a consultation, and the director seemed to understand my needs and the problems with my eyes well. He said I can do buried-suture + eye-shape correction only on the right side. And for canthoplasty, he said it would be good to do epicanthoplasty on the left and a same-position canthoplasty on the right, but unless I’m a trainee/aspiring celebrity, even if I do it, it would be to the point that only I would notice it. But he also said that if I only do the right side, there may be a feeling that the right side looks bigger again…

I also have to go to work, and I feel burdened about suddenly walking around looking like someone who got double eyelid surgery on both eyes, so I’m debating..!.!.!!.!

Oh, and at Dream, the director was really great, but there are no reviews at all, and Almond is before consultation, but the condition is consultation on the surgery day, so I have to get the consultation and have surgery right away… Which place would be better!

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