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It was my first surgery, so I didn’t know about doing online research or going around for consultations. I just went blindly and had the surgery. I also didn’t know about possible side effects, so I thought maybe this discomfort was just normal and lived thinking it would get better with time. But more than a year passed, and after putting up with it and putting up with it, it was so uncomfortable and the swelling wouldn’t go down, so while looking into revision surgery, I learned that it was a side effect of ptosis correction. So as soon as I found out, I made a consultation appointment and had a consultation, but they said that things like overcorrection are judged based on an angle standard, so I don’t fall under that, and that it seemed like the ptosis correction didn’t need to be released. When I explained that symptoms like eye pulling aren’t visible to the eye, they said it would get better with time, so I just let it pass. But it’s almost been 2 years now, and is it still supposed to be like this? As for mucosal eversion, I can think that people aren’t perfect and move on, but even if I put just a little strength into my eyes, my eyes pull and feel heavy. Because of that, I have eye fatigue too, and because they pull, I can’t open my eyes properly. Because they pull, my head hurts so much too, and honestly, if I could solve just the eye pulling, I’d do anything. It’s so hard. As for the line, I did ask for the double eyelid to be noticeable, so I don’t know if it looks obvious, but even setting aside the swelling, my eyes hurt so much

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