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Eye Surgery Considerations@eye-think

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I went earlier than my reservation time, but still waited an hour. Maybe it felt even longer because they had me sit in the consultation room. They charged separately for epicanthoplasty and upper canthoplasty. They said they do sedation anesthesia and then local anesthesia, and that they would wake me up if needed. I prefer opening my eyes and having them check in between, so I think I started to lose interest from that point. It does seem like if patients bring reference photos of the eye shape they want, they take pictures of them and explain things according to those needs. On a different note, I don’t know if the floor there is hollow, but if you’re inside the consultation room, you can hear people walking outside really clearly. It’s not a click-clack kind of sound, more like bang-bang. If you go for a consultation later, you’ll probably understand what I mean.

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