<Before revision surgery><1 week><After 2 weeks, the swelling, bruising, and pooled blood had gone down a bit.. but still ongoing><1 month!!! It finally looks natural><The process was stressful, but comparing before and after, I’m glad I did it>I had upturned outer eye corners before surgery, so my eyes looked fierce + the inner front line of my eyes was covered, and because of the epicanthal folds, they looked stuffy < this was my biggest concern Do you know how, when the eyes look fierce, the overall impression can look fierce too..? That wasn’t how I felt at all.. They were exactly the kind of eyes that were easy to misunderstand.. That was always my complex When looking for a clinic, it seems like most people go to a lot of consultations, but honestly I’m the type who finds that kind of thing a bit bothersome, so I compared several clinics on an app and chose the place where I just got that “this is it!” feeling.. It was reckless, but brave.. Fortunately, they said this place specializes in eyes, and the reviews were all very detailed, so since I was already there, I even finished booking the surgery.. If the director had designed my eyes in a flashy way, I think I would have hesitated, but they designed a natural line and carefully checked whether there was enough room for full canthoplasty, so I liked that And communication with the director was really good.... Whenever I gathered with friends and talked about cosmetic surgery, it was hard to explain what kind of eyes I wanted, but when I told them during the consultation, the consultant and director understood exactly and tried to match it as much as possible, so that was also a touching point... But after surgery, I went through a lot emotionally… If you look at the 1-week photo, isn’t the swelling pretty bad..? My right eye also had a little pooled blood inside When I went to get the stitches removed, I whined a lot, asking why this happened and when the swelling would go down It was the same at week 2... But after some time passed, the pooled blood in my eye gradually went away along with the swelling! For everyone wondering why the eye looks like that, I think you can simply think of it as a bruise… a bruise on the eyeball, yes yes. When I looked it up, a lot of people had this after posterior and lower canthoplasty, and they were all worried posts like mine(?), so I thought this might help too, so I included them with zero retouching And by one month, the line had settled a lot and the redness was almost gone~! The before-and-after comparison photos are from the 2-month mark, and hasn’t the swelling gone down completely and settled well?? It wasn’t just bye-bye right after surgery; they also provided really detailed aftercare, and especially because I had subconjunctival hemorrhage and felt like my swelling wasn’t going down well, I complained a lot.. It really could have been annoying, but each time they explained things well and comforted(?) me, so I was really grateful to the clinic.. There were some people around me asking why I would bother getting double eyelids.. but after seeing that my eyes looked softer, everyone said I did well to get it done~ I was so proud When going for double eyelid surgery, I think having a clear ideal look helps more when designing the line. This is a tip that’s not really a tip?? These days I really enjoy taking photos, so I’m very happy..
This review is for a surgery review pursuing a natural look.