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Eye Surgery Reviews@eye-review

It took courage and patience to have surgery..

I looked around here and there, but I just made an appointment at the hospital where my friend had hers done, and I had surgery today They drew the line, and when I went into the operating room and lay down, they put a surgical cap? that thing on my head The doctor came in and seemed to draw the line again with something like a very thin black brush pen Then he was about to give the anesthetic injection, and since I knew it would hurt, I thought, well, surely it can't hurt as much as a dental anesthetic injection? I thought my eyeball was going to burstㅠ_ㅠ Maybe I'm the type who doesn't respond well to anesthesia, but the anesthesia wore off in the middle, so I got anesthetic injections several times.. Cutting the eye with a scalpel, burning fat, stitching it up.. the needle and thread going back and forth right in front of my eyes.. Haha, when doing the medial epicanthoplasty, the anesthetic injec.. under the eye.. I really thought I was going to faint I thought of the faces of the friends who had told me it wouldn't hurt and I thought I should never get anything fixed again When they were stitching the medial epicanthoplasty.. it really hurt. Tears kept welling up little by little The anesthesia kept wearing off in the middle, so they did anesthesia again even before stitching.. It was such a difficult journey.. I guess becoming prettier requires not only courage but also patience I had scarless medial epicanthoplasty done by tying because I had a slight Mongolian fold in front of my eyes, and I'm worried my eyes might look too close together The distance between my eyes was 3.8.. I just came back a little while ago and I'm still trembling

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