I had surgery with the buried-suture method before, but one eye unfortunately came undone.. I thought I managed it pretty well in my own way, but once the line came undone, there was nothing I could really do about it. Multiple creases kept forming like a layered double eyelid, and on some days it would completely come undone again, so I decided to get revision double-eyelid surgery.
When I chose the clinic for my first double-eyelid surgery, I think I made the decision very quickly, but since this was revision eye surgery, I became extra, extra careful. I think it took about 2 months just to look into clinics. Among them, I heard Director Park Il is good at revision eye surgery, so I made a reservation in advance about a month ago. They said it’s hard to book a consultation because he’s the head director. Especially in winter, since it’s peak season during school vacations, even more so
When the appointment date came, I had a consultation with the director, and while getting revision eye surgery, I also wanted to get medial epicanthoplasty together. He said that if all of those needs were reflected, I could get the eye shape I wanted, and I liked the consultation details and the predicted changes after surgery overall, so I booked the surgery right away in one go. I had been researching and going around so much that my gut feeling hit me: this is the place! Like that
The revision eye surgery was done with the incisional method, and I also had medial epicanthoplasty. I tend to have some swelling, so I drank pumpkin juice and swelling tea diligently, and I also went on walks whenever I could, so the swelling went down faster than during my first surgery! Now the major swelling has gone down, and there is still a bit of minor swelling left, but I really like both the line and the medial epicanthoplasty.