<Before surgery><After surgery><When eyes are closed>First surgery - 2019 incisional ptosis correction + epicanthoplasty Revision surgery - 2020 incisional revision surgery Even after the revision surgery, the line kept coming undone, and the line height itself seemed too thick and high.. While I was wondering if it looked slightly stuffy, even my friend cautiously said, “I think your line has come undone,” so I found myself looking in the mirror all day. Thinking this was really the last time, I had my third surgery, and since many people say you should go to a hospital specializing in revision surgery for revisions, I think I really researched more than ten places online. Among them, the hospital where I had surgery had decent reviews for revision surgery for sausage eyes, so I even went in person, had a consultation, and got the surgery. Since it’s a private clinic, the director carefully marked the line several times right up until I went into the operating room, and the structure is such that you absolutely have to take an air shower before entering the operating room, so I think I felt reassured and closed my eyes before anesthesia. After the surgery, they also paid attention to aftercare, and I liked that the director personally checked everything, from suture removal to follow-ups, without skipping anything. Honestly, since this was my third surgery done only by incision, it would be a lie to say I wasn’t worried about swelling, but among all the surgeries I’ve had so far, this one had the least swelling, and the line settled much faster than I expected, so I’m debating whether to go for the 3-month follow-up or not. The line seems to have lowered as much as I wanted, so for now I’m satisfied.
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