Hello~ I've always just been lurking, so now that I'm actually writing a post, I'm unexpectedly nervous. lol I took two weeks off work and had my eyes and nose done all at once. I was so nervous.. But right after I got there, they calculated the cost, and then told me to go straight into the operating room and lie down. I was a bit stunned. ㅡㅡ; I thought I hadn't really gotten a proper consultation beforehand, so I was planning to ask again.. But maybe they were busy. They just told me to lie down right away. (the nurse sister) While I was lying there, the director came in, had me sit up again, put marks on my face, and asked me various things. He even remembered my face.. But I really couldn't say a single word about what I was thinking. ㅜㅜ Now I kind of regret that. I lay back down and the sister said, "We'll start the sedation anesthesia~" and then gave me the medicine. Wow~~ It was truly my first time feeling something like that. It was like I was just being pulled into something. After that, I don't remember anything. How many minutes passed.. I started hearing voices somewhere and my eyes opened, so I opened them, and they had covered me with gauze and a cold compress. So I asked if the local anesthesia was all finished, and she said that was all done.. lol But when it comes to sensation, the nose really feels like there is absolutely nothing there, but for some reason the eyes feel like they are still not done, you know? Still, I just thought, well, they must know what they're doing, and lay there. I think I spent almost an hour just being anesthetized. Then the nose surgery started first. In the operating room there were the director, two nurse sisters, and one man and one woman in casual clothes. They were all looking closely at my face, and the director used my face as a teaching example (?????) and explained things to them. He said things like, this part should be cut like this, and this one needs to be carefully trimmed like that, and so on.. I think they were people from another region.. Before I knew it, I had become the teaching example. lol Anyway~ the nose really didn't hurt at all. I had a bit of a hump, so they shaved that down, put in silicone, and said they would put Alloderm (??) in the tip. But because I could feel the filing, and the sound of flesh being cut from my nose (clip clip~), it was a little chilling. After the nose was done, they showed me in the mirror.. They didn't make the space between my eyebrows very high, but somehow the line looked pretty nice and cute. Even in that state of mind~ lol And then they went straight to the eyes, and the director had said I was going to have a partial incision. But it felt like a blade was just going ziiip when it cut, so was that actually a full incision?? I couldn't ask. But as I said earlier, it felt like the eye anesthesia hadn't fully kicked in.. ㅡㅡ; Gasp~~ About half of the right side??? In the middle of removing fat, it hurt so much that they gave me anesthesia again and the director continued. Who would have thought.. there would be so much fat in my eyes.. They kept showing me.. Um um.. all I could do was be amazed.. They did both inner corner surgeries too, and it seems like the surgery took about 2 hours and 30 minutes. The director and the people watching, and the nurse sisters all said it turned out really well. They even asked if people at work wouldn't recognize me later. But I couldn't see it clearly myself yet, so I still don't know. lol Anyway, like the sisters said, I hope it becomes a complete transformation. I have to go again tomorrow, and a few days later they'll remove the stitches, so I'm going to try posting photos then. I'm nervous. lol Then today there's the Switzerland game, so don't go to sleep, everyone, and cheer hard^^ Well then, goodbye``
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