I had natural adhesion + non-incisional ptosis correction done, and it’s been almost 10 years. The front and back parts of the line have become faint, but it hasn’t come undone and is still holding up pretty well. Still, it feels like the front part is gradually sinking because the skin is pressing down, and I’m worried it might come completely undone if more time passes, so I’m thinking of doing it. Please help me choose I went to 4 places. 2 places recommended natural adhesion, 1 place recommended partial incision, and 1 place advised against revision surgery and said if I wanted, I should only do something like symmetry correction The hospital I took out because the surgery schedule didn’t fit and it felt too much like a factory recommended natural adhesion + upper epicanthoplasty 1) Natural adhesion + non-incisional ptosis correction (Other hospitals did not recommend ptosis correction) 2) Partial incision + upper epicanthoplasty Hospital 1 feels normal in every way, and since it’s natural adhesion, I wonder if even if something goes wrong, correction would be easier than with incision They said I can’t raise the line much, but they gave me some line options within 2 mm… Hospital 2 is firm and clear, so they showed me only one best line and said it absolutely must not go higher than this They said if I do it non-incisionally, it will droop again, so I should do partial incision But incision plus canthoplasty.. Even with natural adhesion now, my fixation is pretty strong, and I remember the swelling lasted a bit long… For the line, they set it the lowest among the hospitals that took a really conservative approach The hospital atmosphere and a few reviews bother me a bit Compared to the hospital above, the doctor has more experience and there are far more reviews though I don’t have a strong desire for the line to look big, so I think maybe I should do number 2, but then I worry that even if the line is small, it might look unnatural and be fixed too tightly.. Or maybe I should just get it lightly stitched a bit lower at hospital 1.. The price difference is double.. Please choose between 1 and 2 for me please please
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