I had incisional surgery + ptosis correction because I had ptosis in my eyes. Today is 2 weeks (14 days) after surgery... Opening my eyes has definitely become more comfortable, but I feel like my upper eyelids?? the fat above my eyes is too much... Before surgery, I really hated the idea of developing double eyelids, so I kept asking them to make the double eyelids show only as minimally as possible within the range needed for ptosis correction, so my eyes are a bit less enlarged. The doctor had told me that in advance before surgery, so I don’t have any complaints about that. But they said I needed incisional surgery because I had a lot of eye fat, and I don’t think they wouldn’t have removed fat, but anyway my eye fat looks like too much... I went to the clinic a week ago and mentioned it, and the manager said it’s not because they removed too little fat, but because my upper eyelid skin? muscle??? was originally like this, so there’s nothing that can be done. Does that make sense... So I’m planning to bring it up again when I go to the clinic this time. How does the condition of my upper eyelids (fat above the eyes) look?? And is there any possibility that this is swelling? The second and third photos were both taken today. Depending on how I open my eyes, the eye fat does look a little different, but in the second photo, the eye fat looks a bit more prominent. How does it look?
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