When I look at my eyes before getting revision surgery, after the first surgery the swelling seemed to have all gone down, but they somehow looked a bit sausage-like... The thickness of the double eyelid itself was not that big, so why did they look so dull... It was surgery I did to become prettier, but everyone who saw me said I looked tired, asked why I looked so spaced out, and so on.. When people asked, it stressed me out so much. And I also had discomfort when opening and closing my eyes, so I thought I should get revision surgery. I went to consultations at several clinics, and every place had very different opinions.. One place said I needed revision surgery by incision, another said to do it by the suture burial method but add ptosis correction.. But at the place where I had surgery, they said if incision felt burdensome because of scarring, non-incisional ptosis correction alone would probably be enough, so I got non-incisional ptosis correction! As I listened to the explanation, I thought that I actually hadn’t known much about my own eyes ㅠ Since I got ptosis correction non-incisionally, maybe that’s why the swelling and bruising were less than during my first surgery, recovery was surprisingly fast, and most daily activities were possible even on the same day. Just occasionally applying an ice pack and going for walks?? Even though it was revision surgery, I didn’t really do anything major, but the swelling seemed to go down really quickly! But should I call it the force that holds the double eyelid? Doesn’t it seem like my eye-opening strength improved?ㅋㅋ Now I also don’t really hear that I look tired or dazed anymore, and even when I look at someone bare-faced without makeup, they say my eyes look really bright and clear..!! ㅎㅎㅎ It’s amazing that there seems to be no sleepy-looking feeling at allㅋㅋ ㅎㅎ
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This is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.