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Eye Surgery Considerations

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There was a separate day for making consultation reservation calls, so it was hard to book.. After 3 months, I finally got through on the phone and barely had the consultation. The director stared at my face silently for a while, then asked why I came. I said my eyes were uneven and looked sleepy, and he said they were almost the same, and in a case like mine, even if I had surgery, I wouldn’t be satisfied.. I said I really wanted to do it, and that I was stressed because of one eye, that it was hard and uncomfortable to open my eyes, and asked if there was any way. I don’t know what he was thinking, but maybe he got annoyed because I kept asking.. He closed his eyes and meditated silently for a few seconds.. 3 times... I should have asked why he had his eyes closed.. Now I’m curious.. Anyway, after closing his eyes and thinking, he held my eyes and checked them.. He told me not to have surgery, and not to let other places touch my eyes either, and to come back when I get older and they sag. People around me also said it looked noticeable and that my eyes were botched, so I was stressed when I came in, and I went thinking that if they said my eyes could be done here, I would book surgery. But since he said that, I felt lost. Before surgery it wasn’t like this, but after getting surgery elsewhere, when I asked about the problems that developed and their causes, he didn’t tell me, so it was frustrating, and without realizing it, my eyes welled up with tears in front of the director.. He told me not to do it even at that quoted price, but I kept asking, so I heard the estimate.. I had seen reviews saying it was scary and unfriendly, so I went a bit nervous, but like on YouTube, he did speak gently and with a smile. Some reviews said he sneered, and maybe I just didn’t notice the sneering.. but I didn’t feel offended.

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