I had a double eyelid on only one side, and even that was on the low side.. Also, my eyes were short horizontally, but my eyes were quite close-set! The outer corners of my eyes were also upturned. Photos 1 and 2 are before surgery.... They look very uneven, right?
I always thought, I want double eyelid surgery~ Then last summer I saw a discount event on Facebook, went in, didn't really look up other clinics, just went, had a consultation, and made a reservation. I thought I only needed double eyelid surgery, but since I had ptosis, I had ptosis correction, epicanthoplasty, and lower canthoplasty together. The double eyelid surgery was incisional.
I picked the third photo from the progress photos after surgery....
Because I didn't like the scar tissue from the epicanthoplasty and the height of one side of the double eyelid, I had A/S twice. Of course, there was naturally no extra cost, and when I went for a follow-up consultation and said this area and that area were a bit like that... the director readily said they would do A/S, so I received it.
I had the A/S for the height of one side of the double eyelid about 4 months? after surgery. It has now been 12 days since I had A/S for the epicanthoplasty scar tissue. It's the second day since the stitches were removed. So in the last 3 photos, the front of the eyes is still red. The director told me to apply ointment for a few more days, so I'm applying ointment now.
** The third photo from the bottom was taken while doing a nose pack, and I deliberately opened my eyes wide.
Personally, I'm satisfied just to have escaped those uneven double eyelids from before (people with uneven eyelids will know, but it really makes you furious when doing makeup.. the sadness of drawing 2 mm of eyeliner on one side and 1 cm on the other..), and when I compare photos, I can clearly see my eyes got bigger, so I like it.
I don't know how it looks to everyone, but...ㅎㅎ I'm leaving a review.
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