The first time, I only corrected the asymmetry on one side with the non-incisional buried-suture method, and I was fairly satisfied, but The second time, out of a desire to make my eyes bigger, I had it done together with epicanthoplasty, and that’s when my eyes started to go wrong I really think you should never get epicanthoplasty. It feels like the original prettiness of the eyes disappears completely Because I made my eyes too big with the buried-suture method, even after they came down later they still looked feminine On top of that, I had no strength opening my eyes, so I got ptosis correction on one eye, but maybe because it wasn’t done with an incision, it came undone quickly So I had a third surgery I lowered them with incisional eye surgery, but this also didn’t change much, so it’s stressful in its own way The strength when opening my eyes is still uneven, so I even had incisional ptosis correction, but one eye still looks a bit mismatched
For men’s eyes, I think it’s generally right to do the buried-suture method if possible and not do epicanthoplasty.. I should have just left my eyes as they were after the first surgery, but as I kept touching them, they seem to be getting worse and worse
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