Actually, writing it like this makes me realize I had it done a really long time ago,,, I originally had inner double eyelids, but one eye came undone and returned to the original inner double-eyelid line, and on the other side, the line became thin and disappears around a little past halfway across the eye; when I open my eyes wide, the original inner double-eyelid line is there, so I have multiple eyelid folds...
I had it done when I was young and didn’t know anything, so thinking about it now, I wonder how I even did it... When I had the revision surgery (3 years after the first surgery), the double-eyelid line had weakened and seemed to have returned to the original inner double eyelid, so I went back to the original clinic and cried, asking why the line had come undone... It was originally a place that doesn’t do aftercare revisions, but I was so upset, so they did it for me... But thinking about it now, I wonder whether they really did it properly for someone who came to their clinic 3 years later crying and asking why the line had loosened? hahaha Anyway, after having that revision surgery, my eyes became a bit more defined...
Actually, now maybe because I’m older, I do like my eyes in some ways, and although they aren’t big eyes, I think they fit the harmony of my face.
But the reason I recently considered revision surgery was because of the scars. Looking at other cases, my scars are practically as good as nonexistent, but on the eye where the line has completely disappeared, there are still about 3 faint white areas that are vaguely visible, and there is also a slightly raised feeling (if I close my eyes and look closely...). On the other eye, only a sunken white area where the line starts is faintly visible... and I can’t see anything elsewhere.
So I’m researching whether there might be a way to treat the scars if possible and slightly lift the eyelids so that the original inner double-eyelid line can be visible... Thank you for reading my review!
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