Everyone, I need your opinions

It’s so pretty when your eyes are open though?! When they’re slightly closed, the left side does look higher and the fixation looks deep. Honestly, I think asymmetry is something you yourself feel more intensely I also ended up with one eye bigger, so I’m stressed now. If other people say it’s okay, then maybe it’s okay..? Sigh

I don’t think I would have noticed the line unless you mentioned it!! When your eyes are open, it’s not noticeable at all But the puffiness,, it’s kind of ambiguous, but I’d recommend not doing it more..!!

[@튜잉] Thanks for your opinion For now, I’m planning to go to the hospital where I had the surgery to check my progress..!!

[@ㅇㅅㅊㅇ] Once it started bothering me, there was no end to it Some people say it’s fine, and some people say it looks obvious or whatever.. I’m so stressed!!

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Absolutely don’t think about lowering the line there; if you had ptosis correction, try releasing only the ptosis correction

If you lower the line, it’ll only leave more scarring, and I think you just need to release the ptosis correction

The line looks so pretty when your eyes are open though? First check how your progress looks, and decide on revision surgery carefully

It’s so pretty when your eyes are open

The line itself is really pretty, but I can see the puffiness when your eyes are closed. It also seems like it could be swelling

[@] I had the two-line excision technique done

[@쉐하] If ptosis correction is excessive, does it make the eyes look puffy?!?

[@라져] But it's been 2 years, so I don't think it's swelling.. What could be the problem

[@라라리아] Thank you

[@noname430] If you get ptosis correction, the eyes can look puffy.

[@훈훈바] Thanks for your opinion

[@앙요밍] Regular people don't really need ptosis correction, but plastic surgery clinics bundle it in like a buy-one-get-one deal. How many people actually get diagnosed with ptosis at an ophthalmology clinic? It feels more like fixation than correction. The eyes look more intense and wide-eyed.... But then did you also get double eyelid revision surgery too? If so, don't touch them anymore. I had 3 surgeries + after-service too, and honestly I regret it starting from the revision. With eyes, the less you touch them, the better.

It's pretty. Where did you get it done??