<Before revision surgery><Right after revision surgery><4 hours after revision surgery>Only one eye had ptosis, and I had it corrected with an incisional method about 10 years ago. As I got older, the ptosis came back, so I went to the hospital today and had revision surgery. Right after the surgery, the eye on the side that had ptosis wouldn’t close, so it stung and was so uncomfortable that I teared up. Now that the anesthesia has worn off and 4 hours have passed, it’s still dry, but less so than immediately after. But my eye feels a bit more swollen than right after? Can it swell more later than immediately after? Will it swell more tomorrow? Is this not very swollen, considering? I’m also worried about the dryness and stinging. Are these temporary symptoms that will go away after some time?
아머리아퍼 Wow, there’s really no swelling. The surgery turned out well.
wktls [@아머리아퍼] Really? So this level of swelling counts as none. I’ve had it done once before, but my memory was fuzzy.. What a relief ㅠ The doctor said I don’t need pumpkin juice either, and if I do cold/warm compresses while pressing on the eye line, the line could become deformed, so don’t do cold/warm compresses either. Just look straight ahead, look in the mirror, and go for walks. That’s what the doctor said. They said I probably wouldn’t need painkillers either, so they didn’t give me any haha. I wonder if it’s really okay to do nothing like this, but I should trust and follow what the doctor said, right? Thank you for leaving a comment!!!!
so02 As the swelling goes down, it seems like the eyes will settle in, look bigger, and become prettier?! I also had eye-shape correction, and it takes quite a while for it to settle in and for the line to become thinner.
wktls [@so02] So it does take some time for the line to become thinner! Even if I can’t become prettier, I just hope my eyes get at least a little bigger without looking heavy. I’ll try to have hope. Thank you!!
가나초콜릿2 It really turned out well. Days 2-3 are probably when it will swell the most, but I don’t think you’ll swell much.
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