I posted once before I had lateral canthoplasty, but it opened up, so during the resuturing process it became smaller than my original eyes It’s been a month and a half since the surgery I think it’s my original mucosa, but because it was sutured up and down I think that part is right before becoming adherent.. Ha……… Would it be possible to remove the adhesion only in that area..!
바바 Did you have it done with an incision? Mine is like that too, but isn’t it just the incision area filling in with tissue.?!
익명 [@] Yeah, I had it done with an incision, but before the stitches were removed, they said it seemed like it would open up, so they pulled and sutured it to make it smaller than my eye size…
바바 [@] If by mucosa > you mean tissue filling in between it, it seems like the area between the opened mucosa is healing! I saw your previous post, and it seems like you’re really worried because your eyes look smaller, but the subconjunctival hemorrhage also seems to be healing well, even if slowly Even if your eyes became smaller, your eyes are pretty..!!!! If you don’t like it, I think you could widen it again after 6 months or something..!! Scarring is also common at this stage, but it will gradually settle down I feel like if you look at too many posts in this community, you end up thinking, “Could this be the side effect I have??” and it gets really hard.. At first I also felt like this case was mine, and that one was like me too, and that the scars and side effects would never disappear, but with time they all disappeared.! Instead, only my body hurt because of the stress hahaha Don’t worry too much! Even your eyes that haven’t fully recovered yet are pretty and the outer corners aren’t severely torn open, so if you don’t like it, I think you can recover and then have revision surgery. Of course, they’re pretty now too
안말해줄곡여영 [@]..Honestly, just like you said, I’m so exhausted, worn out, and under so much stress, even though I’ve never been like this before.. I kept thinking so much that I wanted to die.. My body and skin are all ruined.. I’ve spent more money going around to hospitals than on the surgery fee, and I can’t sleep for long either.. In the middle of all that, what you said gave me even a little strength. Thank you so much. I really feel how important a single thing someone says can be I’ve posted things like this often, and there were some people who seemed subtly uncomfortable with it But thank you for supporting me even though you don’t really know me..!!
바바 [@not-telling-you] I’m glad you feel better! I’m not just saying your eyes are pretty as empty words. They really are pretty even now, so I hope you don’t suffer too much Seeing that the subconjunctival hemorrhage is also clearing slowly, it seems like the resuturing put stress on the eyes and recovery is slow I hope you recover quickly, aren’t in pain, and can go about daily life comfortably!!
익명 It’s been a month and a half and you still have subconjunctival hemorrhage?; Recovery seems slow, and you seem to be putting too much stress on your eyes. Stop touching them.. Let them recover a bit, and then do it again later or something
안말해줄곡여영 [@]…It’s been a month and a half, but it still hasn’t cleared at all.. I think this is a bit of a problem I haven’t put stress on my eyes This time I also went to an ophthalmologist because of the subconjunctival hemorrhage, and that’s what the eye doctor told me.. I sleep more than 8 hours too, so why is it like this
익명 [@not-telling-you] No, I saw your old post, so I know too. You’ve already had your eye resutured once, but you keep trying to open it again because you say your eye got smaller. Since it looks small, I do understand to some extent, but wait a bit and do it when your eye has improved. Surgery itself puts stress on the eye, so what do you mean you haven’t put stress on it? The subconjunctival hemorrhage in your eye still hasn’t gone away.. If it were me, I’d wait. Having it for as long as a month and a half is pretty rare
익명 I saw your post before. Has the scar tissue gotten better?
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