Exactly 3 months after surgery - photos attached (epicanthoplasty, ptosis correction, eye shape surgery...)

Actually, I had my nose and eyes done, but people who know me kept saying, 'Your eyes became so pretty,' so.. I thought my nose had become natural and they couldn’t recognize me, but when I absentmindedly set two mirrors at a 90-degree angle and looked, it hadn’t become higher at all.. When I told my aunt, she said, 'Honestly, I couldn’t tell whether the nose was done or not because it looks the same... I didn’t say anything because I was afraid you’d get hurt.' ..thud Still, if other people ask whether I had plastic surgery, I tell them I only had my eyes done and that my nose is the same.. Something definitely was put in, so why does it still look the same.. Wouldn’t it have gone up even 0.5 mm? I actually went in only planning to get double eyelids, but ended up getting all sorts of things done Eyes + nose together took 4 hours of surgery When I asked, “Can’t I have sedation anesthesia?” they said that during double-eyelid surgery, you have to open and close your eyes.. and also what was it again, they said your airway can get blocked while you’re sleeping.. Anyway, I was lying there for a full 4 hours After the eye surgery was finished and they were starting the nose surgery.. I really had to pee so badly that I said, 'I really can’t do this, can I go to the bathroom for a bit..' and I went to the bathroom... Near the end, when they were putting in the silicone for the nose and almost finishing, I remember worrying only about whether my stomach would rumble when the doctor and the nurses were talking about what burgers to order and eat. I have a bad sleeping habit.. After the surgery, maybe because I kept touching the area that was stitched with thread at the inner corner, the stitches at the inner corner kept coming undone. The left inner corner came undone twice, so the first time they stitched it again and the second time they just left it. The right side had ptosis?? The thread that was holding the muscle from inside came loose, so they fixed it again twice. Because of that, it’s a little uneven. I’m back overseas now (I had the surgery in Korea during vacation), so I’m not in a situation where I can get a revision... but the doctor said that if I really wanted a revision, we could talk then, but honestly, I don’t think I want one.... I think a little less than perfect is more natural than being too perfect (that’s just my opinion.. maybe I’m saying that because I’m uneven..) The scar still hasn’t gone away. Kelo-.... ah, can I not do indirect advertising here; Anyway, there’s some ointment, and I was told to keep applying it until it’s all used up, but I wonder whether putting it on after the wound has already healed will make the scar disappear. When I put on makeup, the makeup seems to clump around the double-eyelid line, though if I wipe it off, it’s fine. Hmm.. if I close my eyes without makeup on, the thread scar is still there.. I wonder when it’ll disappear. Ah, if I wake up late in the morning (for example, 2 p.m....) my eyes are super swollen, and before I got double-eyelid surgery, I totally didn’t understand women who got upset over swollen eyes.. but now I get it oh no death very Because I kept correcting my ptosis over and over, I should have pulled the muscles a bit more toward the front.. So sometimes when my eyes swell badly, the front double-eyelid line becomes two lines. If I don’t wash my face with cold water right away, it really lasts all day..... Last time I washed my face late, even at midnight the double-eyelid line was still doubled, and I was seriously stressed... since I had work the next day... Thanks for reading the long post When I dug through old photos to post comparison shots.. Wow.. did I really look like that?.. I kept thinking... Who is this Me??????????? Was the photo somehow bad? But I really did look like that in all of them...... If you have questions, ask ~ I also got a lot of help from this community If you search my ID, you’ll probably find that I posted a question in some board too.. (I’m making this short because it’s too long to write separately as a nose surgery review, For people who had nose and eye surgery together: no matter what happens, do not wear sunglasses. And don’t hold them with your hand so they don’t touch your nose either. Just don’t wear anything. I think I wore sunglasses for the first two days after surgery without thinking and went around the hospital, and the nurse scolded me.. maybe that’s why my nose went down again.. I really regret it but I’m not getting a revision!)