Before<pre-surgery selfie><pre-surgery rear camera><1-month selfie>After<1-month rear camera><3-month selfie>After<3-month rear camera><6-month selfie>After<6-month rear camera>I had surgery in January this year. It seems like a place that strongly emphasizes natural-looking results. The distance between my eyes and eyebrows is narrow, so they said the line could be a little high and set it at 9 mm. The director's measurement standard was measured by pulling the line? And now when I close my eyes and only raise my eyebrows to measure it, it comes out as 7 mm and 5 mm. Honestly, I wish the epicanthoplasty had been opened just a little more, but it was opened just enough to look natural. If they had opened it more, it might have been prettier, but it would probably have looked obvious that I had epicanthoplasty. The swelling at the inner corners of my eyes is still going down. While looking in the mirror, I suddenly noticed that the line at the inner corner of my eye had become lower than before, so I was surprised lol. They say swelling from incisional surgery lasts for years.. The line is asymmetrical, so I was thinking about revision surgery, but people around me advised against it, and I also don't think the current line is bad, so I'm not going to do it. Of course, the rear-camera photos are closer to how it looks in real life.
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