Can you tell if this is swelling..? lol

When I closed my eyes, the heights were different like that, so I wondered if it was swelling, but now I have uneven eyes

[@uneven eye] Oh no I might end up with uneven eyes too Thanks for the comment

Isn’t it because of double-line lowering? That bumpy line looks exactly like a scar from double-line lowering.. The incision line itself seems straight, but there looks like there’s bumpy tissue above it. This is a dissection scar from double-line lowering that doctors don’t mention. I’ve never seen any doctor mention this. I heard that the more the line is lowered, the wider the dissection scar becomes, and scars from double-line lowering also vary depending on skin type. They say the thinner the skin, the more noticeable it is. If you want to know more, I recommend searching for double-line lowering scars in another community..!

[@] Oh wow, this is my first time hearing about that too So it could be a side effect of double-line lowering...ㄷㄷ Mine was lowered by about 1.5 mm though I’ll go check that community, thank you

I was told here that I needed to do double-line lowering too... They said the scar would disappear later. Is that not true?

[@woniwon] No one knows what will happen with a dissection scar. It varies depending on skin type and also on the doctor’s skill. Even if the doctor did well, if your skin type is poor and hypertrophic scar tissue rises up badly, it can be very noticeable. If the skin is thin, the wrinkled texture can show exactly as it is, so it can also be very noticeable. At least if you have thick skin + a doctor who is good at double-line lowering, the dissection scar may not bother you much. It’s hard to predict. And even with a regular incision, scars don’t all disappear and become clean just because time passes. Double-line lowering is the same. If you really want to know more than this, go look in another community