Before <before surgery> After <1 week, stitches removed> After <2 weeks> After <1 month> My eyes are a bit droopy, so when I took photos, they subtly looked lifeless and tired, so I decided to get double eyelid surgery Since it was my first surgery, I was going to do non-incisional, but the director explained the difference between incisional and non-incisional well and said non-incisional would be okay since it was my first time. But since I was doing it anyway, I didn't want it to come undone, so I made up my mind to do incisional During the consultation, just like in the reviews I saw here, he asked whether I wanted a puppy-like look or a cat-like look, and he carefully checked while making lines of various thicknesses. Before surgery, he marked the line once more and found the line I wanted My eyes were originally open at the inner corners, so I was worried that if I did an in-out line, the front might look too sharp. When I told him that concern, he kindly explained and made the line for me
After surgery until stitch removal, thankfully there were no painful situations, and I had read so much that the 3 days after surgery are important, so I managed it with a low-sodium diet, and there wasn't much swelling even before the stitches were removed (they gave me pumpkin juice, but it didn't suit my taste, so I drank it for two days and stopped. Eating low-sodium seems more effective than pumpkin juice for reducing swelling) For bruising too, I did cold compresses for 3 days as they told me, then continued warm compresses, and if my eyes were swollen or a little itchy, I alternated with cold compresses, so it all went away in less than a week
Now people around me say the line is really clean and completely natural, and it's so natural that I don't even remember my original eyes. It seems to be settling well, so I'm completely satisfied
Since it was my first time, I had worried about non-incisional, but if the director is good at shaping the line, I think incisional is okay too
Double eyelid surgery Incisional Monolid
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