Regretting natural adhesion double eyelid surgery and upper epicanthoplasty... Can it be undone or can the inner corners be covered again?

At 3 weeks, there’s still swelling, and I think it’ll gradually look more natural..?

Your eyes before were prettier.. But it’s only week 3, so the line will come down more..

Do you think the inner corners can get covered again?

I miss my old eyes,, I thought if the line was visible, my eyes would look more open, so I asked them to make the line higher so it would show from the inner corners. Can they get covered again..?

When I also got my line raised a bit and had it sutured about half a year ago, it rose up from the inner corners exactly like that and made me look older, you know? After about 4 months, it all went down, and only then did it come back. But mine was buried-suture double eyelid surgery... For natural adhesion, I think you need to watch it for a year. I saw a close older friend at 9 months after natural adhesion, and I remember her eyes still looked really intense. Anyway, once the swelling goes down, it gets a lot better. But until then, you’ll keep looking older

[@연뚜우우웅] For that, at least when you do makeup, coloring in the inner corners with eyeliner helps a bit. It still isn’t as good as before, but anyway, I spent 4 months like this.

For now, the line can still get lower, but because you had upper epicanthoplasty, I can’t say it’ll become exactly the same as before... Later, with time, it will droop a bit!! Just watch it until 6 months first.

[@뿌링뿌링뿌] If the look you wanted was your eyes from before… you shouldn’t have raised the line and done upper epicanthoplasty!!!!!!!!! They won’t go back to exactly like before… Still, the intense, wide-eyed feeling you’re worried about will at least become less noticeable.

Exactly When I saw other people with the whole line visible, it looked pretty, so I thought it would suit my face harmoniously too Maybe it just wasn’t right for my face.. Thank you!!!!

[@연뚜우우웅] Thank you I don’t think I realized before surgery that the inner corners rising like this could change the whole impression so dramatically These days, so many people get a refined look with high lines that show well even when the eyes are open, so I thought it would suit me too I’ll hang in there and wait..!!!

Thank you I realized after doing it that canthoplasty really is something you have to be careful with For now, I'll think of time as the medicine and keep watching.

[@뿌링뿌링뿌] Yeah, I also experienced my impression changing after raising the front line, so I really know what you mean. If it really doesn't work out, you can undo it, lower the front line, and do it again!!

They say upper epicanthoplasty is an actual excision, so it won't go back...

[@오레오씬즈티라미수] Buried suture and natural adhesion are ultimately the same thing, just renamed for marketing, so wait until more time passes.

[@오레오씬즈티라미수] Thank you I looked it up and they say if you undo buried sutures, about 90% goes back, so I'm going to get a consultation sob

I also looked really heavy after upper epicanthoplasty and natural adhesion double eyelid surgery, but after a lot of time passed, it all went back. I don't think you need to worry. The line comes down too, so try waiting!

[@해피한인생] Thank you About how long did it take before it got okay?

I'm worrying about the same thing too, and I'm debating among upper epicanthoplasty restoration, undoing buried sutures, or revision surgery with the front line lowered Except for undoing buried sutures, you have to watch it for 6 months, so for now I'm going to wait, and if the inner corners don't get covered, I'll do something.... Let's hang in there I didn't know my impression would change this much just from doing upper epicanthoplasty.

Exactly the same case as me I'm also going to wait, and if it doesn't work, undo it..

Do you regret getting upper epicanthoplasty?

[@뿌링뿌링뿌] How did it turn out by any chance?? I also did upper epicanthoplasty and want to undo it, but I'm worried, sigh