I had epicanthoplasty in my early 20s and the surgery was completed successfully, but it was opened too little, so I asked for revision surgery and had an additional procedure. At the time, I agreed to have the surgery done under the condition that another director would be shown the procedure (for educational purposes).. It was a mistake. The scar was left very large, and when I went back about 2 years later, they said they would do revision surgery, but that it was a busy season and told me to come when they were less busy. Because I had to return to school 3 months later, I couldn't wait and proceeded with surgery at another plastic surgery clinic. However, because the scar was so large, even after revision surgery, I still live in pain. Please be really careful with epicanthoplasty. It may bring pain that cannot be erased for life. Of course, if it goes well, it can make you really happy.
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