It was my first eye surgery, so I was extremely nervous. The hospital was really ^^ cramped, and the guidance was odd too (if a recovery room had been assigned, why on earth did they have to make me sit in that tiny waiting room.. Even the staff seemed to be struggling because the traffic flow didn’t work, walking around while avoiding people’s legs). They rattled off the contract terms, and there was a clause saying they absolutely could not compensate for damages.. I felt like they had done everything possible to protect themselves legally, so I was in a very unpleasant state before surgery. But once the director came in and started marking the line, I began to trust him, and when the surgery actually started, the atmosphere was still chaotic with the staff bustling around, (during surgery, there was a loud sound of something falling after it got caught on a staff member’s foot, so the doctor reassured me by saying it was nothing serious and that something had just fallen) but the director himself showed professionalism and a sense of responsibility throughout the surgical process. Toward the end, maybe the anesthesia had worn off, so it was a little painful, but it was still tolerable, and I came out after a 2-hour surgery. I was afraid of the ptosis correction itself, but opening my eyes has become so much easier, so for now I really like using my eyes! Even right after surgery, I’m so happy that my eyes can feel this comfortable. The line is very swollen right now because it’s only day 2, but I still have a good feeling that it turned out natural.
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This is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.