<Day 12 after upper epicanthoplasty + incisional revision surgery><Day of surgery>I went to a lot of consultations, the before-and-after photos were my style, and the doctor had about 20 years of experience, so I trusted them and did it, but now, on day 12 after upper epicanthoplasty + incisional revision surgery, on one eye, the mucous membrane is almost completely visible. In this state, I don’t think it will 100% fully come down even after a year.
On the other side, once all the swelling goes down, it will probably be almost an inner double eyelid.
The lines seem uneven, and I’m going crazy. Especially because of the mucosal eversion, I have to fill everything in with eyeliner, so my makeup looks too heavy, my face looks harsh and older. I had surgery because I wanted to wear lighter makeup and wanted my bare eyes to look pretty.
When I searched mucosal eversion, it said this can’t be reversed, so I’m completely panicking right now. It feels like I paid my own money to ruin my eyes....
The doctor checked my eyes right after surgery and said one side was intentionally fixed more strongly and that it would return over time, but I asked for that in-out line, and even after all the swelling goes down, I think it will be an in-line. It feels like they went with their own style more than the patient’s opinionㅠ It looks so clearly like an in-lineㅠ Now I can’t trust even a specialist with lots of experience, and maybe plastic surgery really is luck. What should I do with my eyes? I don’t even know if the mucosal eversion can be fully restored with revision surgery, or where I should have revision surgery. The surgery cost also feels like such a waste.
Since it’s only day 12, if I wait longer, will the mucous membrane completely come down and become an in-out line?ㅠㅠㅠ
*I don’t have esotropia; my pupils look crossed because I was looking at the center of the camera.
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