I trusted the doctor more because she was a woman, so I had double eyelid surgery with the buried-suture method.
I had a consultation directly with the director, and we decided to do an in-out line. I said I wanted the line to be visible when my eyes were open, tried marking the line, and decided to proceed with the buried-suture method.
But on the day of surgery, after checking the line again,
she said it might go tucked completely inward, so I was extremely flustered.
She said something different right before surgery compared with the consultation,
but I couldn’t run away, so I got on the operating table for now.
After surgery, only the back part of the eye line was visible, and on one eye, a stitch was sticking out.
When I told them about this, they said that after 3 months or so, once the swelling went down, they would check the progress and do revision surgery if needed. But as an office worker it was hard to make time, and I thought frequent revision surgery might not be good, so I left it alone. As expected, as that protruding stitch gradually went in, the double eyelid gradually came undone, and after 3 years, only one eye has completely come undone...
The double eyelid line is natural, but that stitch marks protruded after surgery, that she changed what she said right before surgery, and that she operated with a different line from the consultation.
I’m looking into revision surgery now, but I won’t go back here..
This doctor is still there... That’s disappointing.