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It's been 40 days since incisional ptosis correction + epicanthoplasty

The photos are, in order: 1 before surgery, 1 about 15 days after surgery, and 2 from the current 40-day mark. My eyes were very small, and the eyelid area, is that what you call it, was also thick, so there was really no option to choose buried sutures. I had incisional ptosis correction and epicanthoplasty~ At first, I was quietly worried because the double eyelids were visible even from the outside, but after about 40 days, I can confirm that they have gone inward. The ends of the double eyelids are still slightly exposed, but when I looked at comments in this community, people said incisional surgery takes a long time to become natural, so I'm going to wait a bit more. When I open my eyes from top to bottom, the double-eyelid line is visible. Either way, I think having eye surgery was better, so I'm satisfied. I hope this is helpful for those looking into men's incisional ptosis correction.

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