<A photo I took when I went out to eatㅎㅎ><I had been taking occasional photos while going on night walks ><ㅋㅋㅋㅋTook one from the side too... My determination to reduce swelling!!><After stitch removal, when I was taking daytime walks; the ointment shows a lot ><The line taken up close came out neat, right?><Day 5...ㅋㅋㅋAt home, my hair was always tied up tight!!! >Before <Around one week after~ Still traces of ointment...><The most recent photo I took!><Started drawing the lineㅎㅎ>Before <Pre-surgery photoㅎ The line had multiple folds> Actually, it’s been 2 years since I started looking into it, counting by years...ㅎㅎㅎ
It’s not like I only obsessively researched double-eyelid surgery for 2 years.
I just took my time looking into it, and while doing this and that, time seemed to pass quickly~
Originally I was impatient too, but as I looked slowly, I did end up finding a clinic I liked??ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
And as time went on, I got better at going to hospital consultations... As I narrowed down my list, the quality of the consultations got better too.
My eyes were originally on the larger side, but they had multiple eyelid folds and looked blurry, like typical sleepy eyes,
so even right after surgery, when I saw the line clearly formed as one, I was pretty satisfied and amazed, looking at the mirror from this angle and that angle.
Then after the anesthesia wore off, it hurt so much that I just ate and came straight home.
And since they said walking helps swelling go down faster, I steadily walked about an hour and a half a day, and until stitch removal, while the sun was still up,
I felt a bit awkward going for walks, so I mostly went on night walks. They also said if you sleep a lot, swelling doesn’t go down quickly, so I don’t think I slept more than 6 hours. After stitch removal, I walked around briskly while walking my dog..
Because I went out for walks so much, my acquaintances said Bongbong was walking me....ㅋㅋㅋㅋ (Bongbong- my pet dog)
And they said it’s not good if hair frequently touches the eyes, so when I was at home, I kept my hair tied tightly.
Then COVID broke out too, so it was a series of staying home.....
After a week passed, I kept applying ointment diligently, and after warm/cold compresses, if it got wiped off a bit, I reapplied the ointment...
I started makeup after 2 weeks, but I was scared to draw eyeliner, and only recently started drawing it. It still feels sliiightly awkward,
but my eyes look much clearer than before, so I like itㅎㅎㅎㅎ
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