There’s still a double-eyelid line below my surgical double-eyelid line, so when I open my eyes, the area between the two lines bulges out It seriously looks so weird What do I do about this??? It’s not like this on the left, only my right eye is like this Has anyone had this happen or seen a review like this? I’m seriously so stressed My three million won
익명 It would be a revision surgery Once the swelling goes down, it does settle into the upper line, but the line remains faintly. This is based on buried suture method!
뉴너냐 [@] Yes, it was a revision with buried sutures My family teases me so much too, and I’m so stressed I feel like I’m going crazy The clinic also said it probably won’t disappear, so I feel so suffocated I really hope it gets faint like you said, please Thanks for answering!!
체리최고 Aren’t there celebrities who have that kind of line too? Old double-eyelid marks!! Still, it didn’t seem noticeable enough to worry that much, so once the swelling goes down, won’t it be less obvious than now??
얌얌 It seems like that’s happening because of adhesion. Did you have the revision done with natural adhesion/buried sutures?
뉴너냐 [@] Yeah, that’s right Both my first surgery and revision were buried sutures/natural adhesion
익 Later, once a lot of the swelling goes down, I think it might remain like a natural overlapping crease. Right now it probably looks even stranger because there’s still a lot of swelling.. For now, let’s try to hold out and wait a bit more
뉴너냐 [@] Because of that, when I open my eyes wide, the inner corner area bulges out like a grain of rice? I guess for now I should wait for the swelling to go down more…
뉴너냐 [@] Haa, as expected, I guess I should wait a bit more I’d be so grateful if it just stayed like a natural overlapping crease Thanks for the feedback!!
나무24 Once the swelling goes down completely, it might actually become unnoticeable, but I think it would be best to ask the clinic. If you ask whether the sutures used in the previous surgery were completely removed, they’ll probably tell you.
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