<The day after stitch removal><Before surgery><The day the stitches were removed><Stitch line><Today>Before surgery, I always thought my impression looked strong because my epicanthoplasty had been done excessively. Also, one side of my double eyelid was thick, with an outfold, and the two eyes were uneven. I wanted thin, natural-looking, gentle eyes with an infold. When I went for the consultation, they said lowering the double eyelid thinly was no big deal, and that an infold was absolutely possible! The hospital seemed so confident, but since I had it done when I was young and it failed once, I was afraid it would fail again if I did it again, so I couldn’t do it for almost 13 years. This time, I finally made up my mind and had the full set of surgeries to correct my uneven eyes! They said the line needed to be lowered using the double-line excision method, so I did what the hospital recommended, and I also had an upper canthoplasty. Looking at it, they said it was ptosis correction? I also had epicanthoplasty restoration, and they said lateral and lower canthoplasty could be done very easily and widely, so I did those too. Today is day 11. I thought there was no improvement in the line and that the asymmetry had only gotten worse, but the hospital says the surgery went well with no issues, and that once the swelling goes down and I wait, everything will settle, so I feel relieved!!! I’m going to wait and see. When will they even out... Everyone, after revision surgery, how long did your double-eyelid surgery swelling last? Oh, I also developed a symptom where my eyes don’t close fully. This is the first time in my life I learned the word lagophthalmos. When will this get better?
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