I’ll just write what I can remember right now, it was an incision method. I’m not sure if the order is perfectly correct, it’s been 4 days lol 1. They do local anesthesia on the upper eyelids. If you’re getting epicanthoplasty, they give another injection in the area for the epicanthoplasty. This really stings so unbelievably much that it makes you tear up a little. But you can endure it. 2. I think they draw the line. Even under anesthesia, you can feel the sensation of the knife going shhhk and cutting the skin. Oh, and when they’re trimming some fat at this point, even with your eyes closed, you can see all the bright light. I mean, when you close your eyes, the light should decrease to some extent, right.. But this was so bright even with my eyes closed, like my eyes were open, so I got scared like, am I going to be okay????????? If I had known beforehand, I would’ve been like, ah.. I guess that’s normal... Also..... people say there’s a smell of burning flesh, but I didn’t smell it...... 3. In between, they repeatedly say “Open your eyes, close your eyes.” Even though I couldn’t fully open my eyes properly, I did open them,, but they kept telling me to open my eyes. You just have to try hard to open them. 4. They stitch it up. Ah... you can feel it. It doesn’t hurt, but I can tell they’re sewing my upper eyelid with thread and tying the knots. lol It doesn’t feel all that pleasant. lol 5. Lastly, they show you a mirror. You see Frankenstein. Even then, just look calmly. The doctor says, “It came out nicely and pretty~” They look at eyes stitched with black thread and call them pretty. Doctors are really amazing.
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