Before <My asymmetry was pretty severe, right..? This was before surgery> After <I took this 2 days after surgery> <This was the overall look> <After a week, a lot of the swelling had gone down, you know?> <1 month!> <3 months!> <You can’t tell my eyes used to be asymmetrical, right?> <After half a year~> <Most recent photo~> I think there are probably many people like me whose double eyelid surgery came undone and ended up with asymmetrical eyes. I also had really severe asymmetry. As you can see from the photos, only one eye came undone, so if I didn’t wear makeup, it was almost to the point where I couldn’t go out. For my first surgery, about 10 years ago, I had double eyelid surgery together with ptosis correction. I had it done when I was in middle school For a few years afterward, I was satisfied because it looked pretty... but I really had double eyelid surgery quite young, and thinking about it now, it feels like it was a bit reckless. The directors at the clinics I went to for consultations also all said they don’t recommend cosmetic surgery at too young an age. Back then, becoming prettier was what mattered, so I didn’t hear anything else;;...
I had always been thinking about revision eye surgery, but since it was a revision and my eyes were asymmetrical, I really worried a lot. In my case, I had the revision surgery at a clinic I went to through an acquaintance’s recommendation, and that person encouraged me from the side and helped me a lot with choosing the clinic too.
Now it’s been about half a year since surgery, and I’m living very satisfied. The best part is that when I take photos, my eyes don’t come out asymmetrical? I’m just grateful to the acquaintance who helped me and to the director who did my revision eye surgery