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Eye Surgery Considerations@eye-think

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When I went for a consultation for double eyelid revision surgery and my first nose surgery, I was focusing more on my eyes than my nose, and since the doctor was very famous for being good at eyes, I chose Dream. To be honest, I am not that satisfied with either, so I am looking into revision surgery. The consultation was not that specific either. It ended quickly, just along the lines of what material would be used and what kind of line would be better. The waiting time was much longer. Still, at least my eyes came out somewhat similar to the line I wanted, but I think they strongly have that characteristic deeply fixed, pinched feeling, so they look unnatural. For my nose, when I saw the director before going into surgery, I understood that usually the final design is done with a pen, but there was no design process, and there was nothing particularly special said, so I felt anxious when going into the operating room. We had agreed to proceed with a straight-to-slightly curved profile, but it ended up becoming an excessively high upturned nose.. Regardless of the height, it was a nose that did not suit my face at all. Because I had a short nose, we had decided to lower the columella, but it was lowered excessively, making even my midface look long and turning it into an arrow-shaped nose. Before even a month had passed, the columella area started to bend, and eventually when I went for my 6-month follow-up, I had a simple closed procedure to correct the crooked columella, lower the nasal tip a bit, and raise the columella a bit. But even when I looked in the mirror in the recovery room immediately after surgery, the columella had not been completely corrected, and in the end it bent again. I do not know if the columella was not tucked in enough, but it droops down, so it is still an arrow-shaped nose that makes the midface look long, and overall the nose droops downward, so it is not pretty.

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