Everyone, make sure you look into ptosis correction carefully too.. At the hospital where I had my first surgery, they said I had sleepy-looking eyes and that I needed ptosis correction, so I had it done with a non-incisional method, but over time it came undone like that.. My eyes were completely uneven, and without even realizing it, whenever I took photos, I developed a habit of pointlessly taking them at an angle?? so the asymmetry wouldn’t show Just in case, I’m also uploading a pre-surgery photo with makeup on. People asking me if I was sleepy was basically an everyday thing, and whenever I drank, people would ask if I was drunk even though I hadn’t even had many drinks yet (this annoyed me the most) It was seriously irritating, but after getting revision ptosis correction, all those comments completely disappeared They said the reason my eyes became sleepy-looking again after the first surgery seemed to be that the tissue adhesion hadn’t formed well. I felt it would be a waste of money to get revision surgery at the original place, so I researched on my own, went for hospital consultations, and then had surgery. I also slightly lowered the line with a non-incisional method. In the photos, it might not be very visible, but my friends saw my eyes and said they look much clearer, and even the friend who tried to stop me from getting revision surgery said it turned out well.. Because my eyes looked like they were loosening, I used to hate even accidentally making eye contact with strangers, but now that kind of thing doesn’t bother me anymore, so I feel comfortable. Since it was non-incisional, recovery was naturally fast.
This review is about a surgery review seeking a natural-looking result.