At the consultation I had today, they said that unless I’m lowering the line / or the thread is bulging out, there’s no need to remove the thread, and they can just suture it again. Then why are they charging a revision surgery fee....? I thought about it carefully.. . . Then they’re just suturing my eye as it is... I mean... Isn’t that right..? They even said at a consultation at another clinic that the blue color of the thread showed through in my eye, and that they’d try to do it well. Of course I’m fine whether they remove the thread or not, but now that I suddenly think about it, then do it for the first-time non-incisional double-eyelid price ;
Weoro If they charge you even though they’re not removing the thread, that’s just a sales tactic But since most places charge a revision fee while not removing the thread, you kind of have to accept it
익명 But almost all of them charge a revision surgery fee without removing the thread. I also had it sutured again with non-incisional double-eyelid surgery without removing the thread. When I went around for revision surgery consultations, it was just suturing once more with the non-incisional method, and there weren’t any clinics that said they would remove the thread. The reason they don’t remove the thread is that if an incision wound is made while removing it, it can look messy and recovery gets slower, and it becomes like a partial incision, so that’s why
채망디 [@Weoro] Reeeally..? If most places are like that, I’ll accept it then ...... yeah...
채망디 [@] Right, when I searched, it said trying to take the thread out can also cause scarring... Ah, for some reason I feel disappointed that they won’t remove the thread;;;;
ragdoll For me, my first surgery was incisional - then non-incisional without removing the thread - then it came undone again, so I had a non-incisional revision this time, and they never removed the thread. No issues. It’s been 12 years since my first surgery, and my last revision was last year, but there have been no issues. The swelling also went down well
ragdoll [@ragdoll] I do think it’s probably better to just leave it than to use a blade and dig around for no reason just to remove the thread
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