At first I had buried-suture double eyelid surgery with ptosis correction, but it looked so unnatural, like someone had attached only the eyes separately, so I had revision surgery with an incisional method. They completely removed the fat and also cut away eyelid skin. Because of that, the line was very thick, so before the surgery the doctor said that the line at the end might be a little visible. But seeing the swelling gradually go down and everything settle into place, I think I’m glad I did it. Right after I did it, everyone asked why I did it, and it was the same when I had the buried-suture surgery; my friends and everyone tried to stop me and told me to stop. But now they say it looks natural and neat. It’s not that it leaves absolutely no trace, but I’m getting a lot of compliments. Because my brow bone protrudes a bit and the distance between my eyes and eyebrows is very close, I’ve also been told I look mixed-race (I’m not sure if that’s a compliment, though..) Maybe because it was incisional, there is a scar, but I think of that as something I’ll carry with me, so it doesn’t bother me much. My eyes were a complex of mine, but they changed a lot, so it’s a bit fascinating too. They were really small, but became two to three times bigger, so even though I only did my eyes, my image really changed.
It’s better if you can get pretty results with one surgery, so don’t struggle like I did, and please look into it carefully before doing it!
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