<Before revision surgery><After revision surgery><The difference is pretty big when compared before and after>I think my revision surgery turned out better than expected, so I put together a few practical tips in the hope that everyone can finish it with the first surgery and not have to go all the way to a revision like me! *If opening and closing your eyes feels uncomfortable, get ptosis correction Honestly, opinions are really divided on whether you should or shouldn’t get ptosis correction, right? Of course, if you do ptosis correction on ordinary eyes, it won’t have much effect and it’s true that it’s excessive. But if, like me, your eyes feel very tired when opening them, and you feel a pulling sensation in your eyes, getting ptosis correction is much better. Seriously, I didn’t do ptosis correction during my first surgery and did it during my revision, and I can feel that the fatigue has clearly decreased and opening my eyes has become more comfortable. *Find a place that makes canthoplasty look natural but still clearly effective When I had my first surgery, I did both double eyelid surgery + canthoplasty, but the line became too faint.. and I barely saw any canthoplasty effect, so if you search only emphasizing naturalness, you may barely see any effect.. When I was going around for consultations for my revision, I looked for a place that could make it natural but still clearly effective, and in the end, after getting upper canthoplasty during the revision, my eyes look much more open and refreshed than before! Of course, there was also a place that told me to do both posterior and lower canthoplasty..^^ Everyone, keep your head straight and don’t fall for overtreatment. *Fast recovery is the best when it comes to surgery... Of course, the higher the difficulty, the longer the recovery period, but honestly, I think eye surgery can recover quickly even if it’s a revision, as long as it’s done well. In fact, when I compare my first surgery and revision surgery, my revision recovered much faster, and I didn’t really go for the care provided by the clinic because it was bothersome.. I only went for progress checks, so it’s fair to say I recovered almost entirely on my own. If the surgery itself goes well, I think you can recover well even without getting intense aftercare afterward. So don’t just look for **places with extensive aftercare**; the main thing is to **find a place that is good at surgery** from the start.... Before getting the revision, only this place recommended incision to me, and I liked the line they designed, so I had the surgery there. Honestly, I wasn’t keen on incision. Really, it has to be finished in one go, because if it fails, you have to do it again. But looking at the result, I don’t think it was a failure. I think it’s still too early to say whether I’m satisfied or anything, but there don’t seem to be any problems. The best thing is that rather than deciding based on assumptions and information you think you know, getting a consultation and surgery at a truly professional place seems like the shortcut to success.
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