When I was in high school, I went to consult with my parents and then had buried-suture double-eyelid surgery. I went there because a lot of my friends had gotten it done there at the time. Back then I didn’t even know about this community, and I had no idea about things like going around to clinics or doing online research. I really just listened to my friends and nagged my parents until I went. The doctor was kind, but because the clinic was fairly large, I remember it feeling a bit factory-like and the staff seeming busy and the atmosphere somewhat chaotic. I already had natural double eyelids, but they loosened easily and the line kept changing, so I went to have the natural line fixed in place with buried sutures. My case was probably very easy. I asked whether I would need eye correction too because I was worried about ptosis, but they advised against it, and I’m still grateful now that I didn’t do it. It was my first surgery, so afterward I was scared and asked about lots of things and visited often, but they explained everything kindly. However, from one year after the double-eyelid surgery, the line gradually became too weak, and now in the third year it feels a bit.. loose.. The line has become very faint, and when I wake up in the morning, the line on my right eye isn’t properly there and the front part of the line seems to disappear. I asked about AS in the first year, but I was told it wasn’t loosenedㅜㅜ At the time I was a clueless high school student, so maybe that’s why I thought they were kind and the consultation was fine, but looking back now, for something like going to a neighborhood clinic on a whim and getting cosmetic surgery, I think I was incredibly lucky…
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