I wrote a similar post a while ago, so I’m sorry for posting again. But I keep getting stressed, and since no one is clearly explaining it, I’m asking here. It's been exactly 3 weeks. For now, people who saw it from far away say it doesn’t show and looks good. But it became like this, and I can’t tell if it is scar tissue at the lash line or pleating. The front part in front of the eye is split like this and pops out. When I close my eyes, it pops out even more weirdly. White thread-like things also look like this. The hospital said to observe and wait for 3 more months. They said the line is good and that it is not a thread. Will it be fixed just by waiting and letting time pass? I was thinking of trusting the doctor and waiting if possible, but they also said Asians often get pleating when a semi-out style is done. At consultation I was told it was dissolvable thread, but from the moment I learned it is a permanent fixation thread, my trust dropped a bit. Even if I ask for revision with AS, I feel like touching it again will make it worse. I’m considering going now to have it released, then maybe doing re-surgery elsewhere later before it gets even later. Am I just being too sensitive? Even though my first surgery and AS were done with buried thread, that never happened then, so I am more suspicious. Is just observing for 3 months enough? Or should I not trust what the hospital says and investigate more? I can’t make a judgment. I asked at Gaa-sa, Oka-bang, and the hospital where the surgery was done, but everyone’s answers are vague.
다음생엔카리나 At this level, I think it’s okay to just live with it as is. The moment you try to fix it, it gets worse and you end up in repeated surgery. If people around you say it’s good, then it’s good.
티트리오일 [@다음생엔카리나] I’ll just have to live with it. If I touch it more, life-level difficulty will probably get even higher. Thanks.
다음생엔카리나 [@티트리오일] You did think about it well.
쉐하 At this level, just keep living with it. Once you try to fix it, it gets worse.
티트리오일 [@쉐하] Okay... so sad. Everyone else is so neat and done well, so it feels like only I am this way.
쉐하 [@티트리오일] No, it’s actually fine/ done well.
슬란 Even in unretouched photos, even beautiful idols look like their double eyelid lines are slightly off when you look carefully. At this level, it’s easier to ignore it and carry on.
당콩콩 First, a fixation suture is much better than a dissolvable thread. It is easier to remove later if you need re-surgery, while dissolvable suture is not easy for that. When I first didn’t know much, I thought dissolvable thread was better because it disappears. But that was not the case. If someday you have trouble and need another surgery where they incise, removal of internal thread is possible, but dissolvable threads are often not easy to see, and the whole thread does not simply melt away. Also, when you tear through a naturally formed double eyelid, there are tons of little irregular spots in places. At this level, I think it’s better to just live with it, like the top comments said.
주륵주륵 How many millimeters was this set at?
피자공주 I can’t see the level because the photo isn’t clear.ㅜ dev maybe from timeline-wise, if it’s only 3 weeks, shouldn’t I still wait a bit longer?ㅜ
zttx Is it still severe now?? Like the comment above, I don’t think this is something you need to worry about that much!!
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