<After revision surgery><Before revision surgery>First of all, I’m still a minor right now.. hehe About 3 years ago.. when I was 14, I had incisional? double eyelid surgery, ptosis correction, and epicanthoplasty too! But one side of the epicanthoplasty had opened upㅜㅜㅜ But I actually liked that, so I wanted to open the other side a bit more too! So for various reasons, I went around for consultations to get revision eye surgery, and my last appointment was with Director Yoon Jung-won at the clinic. But he told me things I hadn’t heard at any of the hospitals I’d been to so far. He said if I opened the inner corner more, it would probably look strange, and that restoring it instead would likely be much prettier. And he said that since 14 is still a growth period, he would tell someone to come back later, but if they absolutely insisted on doing it, he would do a buried-suture method, not an incisional one …? From what I remember, I think my first surgery was incisional … It also made me think maybe I just didn’t know wellㅜㅜ And he said that since I currently don’t have much strength opening my eyes, the priority is to correct the ptosis again and do epicanthoplasty restoration. After hearing this, I felt that this director isn’t someone who just does everything you ask for, so I trusted him even more! For these reasons, I had revision eye surgery at the clinic! Incision, ptosis correction, and epicanthoplasty restoration (only one side), like this! Because it was incisional, and maybe because it’s only week 2, I do feel like there’s still quite a lot of swelling… Once the swelling goes down, the line will come out pretty and symmetrical, right?! I heard swelling from incisional surgery lasts a really long time, so I’m worried … ㅜㅜㅜ Everyone who had incisional double eyelid surgery, when did your swelling go down??
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