First surgery: non-incisional buried sutures, revision: natural adhesion
1. Consultation with the consultant They roughly told me it would be good to do this and that during the revision, answered simple questions, and there was some pressure to book an appointment. They did not ask about postoperative progress or anything like that at all. You just go to the clinic on your own, get the stitches removed, and leave.
2. Preoperative consultation with the surgeon in charge They looked at my eyes and asked what areas I wanted done. I said the line had come undone and my epicanthoplasty was asymmetrical, and the doctor additionally made recommendations. They said I did not need more epicanthoplasty, and I asked them to correct the asymmetry.
3. After surgery First of all, the epicanthoplasty is not symmetrical. The line on one side is also different. I do think the direction of the stitched sutures is a bit wrong, but since it has only been 1 month, I decided to watch it until the 3-month mark. When I told the clinic the epicanthoplasty was not symmetrical, they said something about being conservative with epicanthoplasty because the eyes could look too close together, but why are they only telling me that now.... During the consultation they said they would make it symmetrical... Anyway, they said they would redo it after 6 months. Why do I have to wait as long as 6 months; I paid money for surgery and came out with uneven eyes. I am seriously so annoyed I could die.