I had a lot of fat on my upper eyelids, and since I’d used double eyelid tape for a long time, there was some sagging too, so I had incisional double eyelid surgery + ptosis correction + epicanthoplasty all together, and it’s been 3 months. I originally thought that the bigger the line was, the bigger my eyes would look, so when I went to consultations, I kept asking them to make it large no matter what. But they told me that it’s not always true that the line has to be high for the eyes to look bigger and prettier, and that what matters is that it suits my face; they said a line with a moderate thickness would probably suit me better. This was the only place that honestly and thoroughly explained what would happen after surgery, and now that I’ve had it done, I feel like if they had set the line any higher here, it definitely would’ve turned into sausage eyes... hehe The director really must be my savior.. lolololol I’m originally the type who swells easily, so I really hate walking, but I walked hard even for short distances as a kind of stroll, and now it feels like all the swelling is gone. It also doesn’t really look obvious that I had surgery, but doesn’t it look to everyone here like there’s barely any swelling left now? And maybe because I also had ptosis correction and epicanthoplasty together, my pupils look more clearly exposed, and at the inner corners of my eyes, more of the whites show than before. Since the distance between my eyes became closer, my eyes feel big enough that they’re the first thing you notice when you look at my face, so I’m really, really, really satisfied.
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