<Same day 1.21><3 days later 1.24><1 month later 2.17><4 months later 5.19><4 months later ><6 months later 7.31>One eye had extra tissue attached because of an allergy, so the line was also blurred So originally I was only considering double eyelid surgery on one eye But after going around to a few clinics early on, the clinics didn’t seem to welcome it, and it wasn’t like they made it cheaper just because I was doing only one side Most also recommended ptosis correction, so I got buried-suture double eyelid surgery on both eyes plus ptosis correction + upper epicanthoplasty. Honestly, I also felt resistant to upper epicanthoplasty, because I was really worried about scarring and that my impression might look a bit fierce. My face also isn’t the type that suits a dramatic look. But they said they would do it gently, just enough to slightly improve the stuffy look of my eyes, so after thinking and thinking, I got it. During the consultation, they also said that unlike medial epicanthoplasty, upper epicanthoplasty scars don’t show much. Even so, I was so worried that before surgery, I emphasized, “Just a little upper epicanthoplasty, please...” and even when I woke up from anesthesia in the middle of surgery, I was worrying about everything, saying, “Upper... epi... canthoplasty... just... slightly...” haha I requested the line to be somewhere between in-out and semi-out? I asked for it to be similar to my original double eyelid, and for my left eye, they followed the existing double eyelid line exactly. I think the swelling wasn’t severe, and people around me didn’t really notice. That I had surgery. When I said I did, most reacted like??! Honestly, they did it exactly the way I wanted, but rather, I was satisfied with how my eyes looked bigger when there was swelling So I also felt a little regretful, wondering if I should have asked for it a bit thicker The end
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