One week after eye correction surgery following nose surgery

I had a tired-looking impression, and the surgery was done because I was opening my eyes with my forehead. I always enlarged my eyes with a retouching app like Snow, but I just gave up and decided to have surgery. They say the impact of rapid aging comes at 34, so I figured I should do it before I even get one more forehead wrinkle, and scheduled surgery with 6 days off including the holiday. At least it seems to have gone well,, but the problem is the bruising. It doesn't seem like it will disappear before I return to work. I wear contact lenses, but they told me to wait 3 weeks before wearing them again. Fucked.;;;; My eyesight is bad, so if I wear glasses my eyes become tiny like mouse droppings, person 1 Review right after eye surgery Day 1. (It was the day of surgery, but,, I'll call it day 1. The days feel so slow it makes me dizzy^^) I was very swollen, so my vision was blurry. I wandered around like a blind person, and my boyfriend looked at me with great pity. I kept applying eye ointment, and because my eyes were so swollen and felt bruised, and I couldn't open them, I did cold compresses mainly on my neck, forehead, cheekbones, and cheeks. Cold compresses near arteries and veins really do work instantly. No, I saw people around me recover from double eyelid and epicanthoplasty surgery in just one week and thought, is the world targeting me? When I thought about it again, it was because I had eye correction surgery.. If you're going to do plastic surgery while taking leave from work, think more carefully and research in detail before planning, you impossible P-like fool. Day 2. I went out for walks three times a day, mainly doing cold compresses on my chin and neck, and of course I kept my medication schedule like my life depended on it^^ I walked around like a blind person wearing sunglasses at night The area sewn with stitches from the epicanthoplasty started itching like crazy. If I kept my eyes under pressure for too long, it got worse, so toward evening I closed my eyes and listened to Cultwo Show. Day 3. Oh, I can open my eyes.. I thought, and looked in the mirror, but the bruising was blue-purple. There were stitches too, and the dark bruising came down black, like someone's face after being beaten at home. Did the surgery fail? Just when I was thinking that, I went to the clinic for disinfection and the doctor said it looked like it went well and suggested removing the stitches a little early on day 6. They said if I apply too much eye ointment, the wound can open after the stitches come out, so apply it only 1-2 times (the pharmacy said 3-4 times). So I started applying it 1-2 times. Before that I had been applying it frequently. (For days 1-2, it seemed okay to apply a lot because the swelling was so bad that it felt like the stitched area might open...) The area sewn with stitches from the epicanthoplasty started itching like crazy. Toward evening I went back to living with my eyes closed. Day 4. My eyes were definitely opening better, the bruising was still very blue, and the itching was a bit less in the morning. It's the time to switch from cold compresses to warm compresses, and the time to start practicing opening your eyes wide. I bought sunglasses that fit over glasses. I probably have to wear sunglasses at work. The swelling from the inner double eyelid had gone down, and the skin of the double eyelid looked a little wrinkled. Day 5. I was almost done with the medication and was told to open my eyes wide, so I was staring hard, and I noticed a cyst? blister? kind of thing near the stitches. It doesn't hurt, but the skin has become very thin. It's not a keloid, so I guess it's okay.. Warm compresses feel unbelievably good.. I smoked 0.1 of a cigarette.. but the recovery I can see with my own eyes is incredible. I'll come back with a review even after 2 weeks have passed