Just when I was interested in posterior and lower canthoplasty, I met a close acquaintance, and I wasn’t sure what it was, but she looked more refreshed yet softer? After interrogating(?) her, I found out she had non-incisional posterior and lower canthoplasty! I’m the type who doesn’t think things over for long, but my acquaintance is the type who thinks for a long time and researches and looks into things a lot, so I trusted her. I booked a consultation right away. Even if I did (non-incisional/incisional), if I liked it, I figured I’d eventually do it again with an incision, and I thought I would like it, so I just chose the incisional method! The hospital was clean, the staff who did the consultation and guidance were kind, and in the operating room everyone felt experienced, so even though I was nervous, I felt I could trust them. Especially when they said, “The injection needle will hurt~ It may feel numb~,” I didn’t feel anything at all! (Really amazing!!) And even the chair they guided me to when I rested was ve~ry comfortable. (I wanted to keep sleeping..) As for pain, hmm... You know how your eyes hurt when you have a headache? For me, it kind of hurts like that. But it’s definitely not so painful that I can’t do anything at all; it’s just about the level of, I should take a painkiller? After eating, taking my medicine, taking a painkiller, and applying a cold compress, it settled down a lot, so the pain intensity is... hmm... about the level where I don’t think about painkillers?
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