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Eye Side Effects@eye-sideeffect

I seriously want to die because of side effects from eye surgery. What should I do?

It’s been a little while since I had double-eyelid revision surgery, but my mucous membrane is everted, the pulling in my eyes is so severe, and it feels like something is stabbing my eyes? It hurts so much.. It hurts even when I’m just sitting still, and every time I close and open my eyes I feel pain, so every minute and every second feels like I’m not really living.. If the sutures are the problem, they all need to be removed, but it’s not a buried-suture method, so it’s not an easy surgery, and they have to incise along the entire eye line. I haven’t really seen many people get this done.. If I’d known it would lead to such a painful result, I wouldn’t even have looked at plastic surgery clinics. I keep feeling only regret and self-blame, wondering if this happened because I was ugly and got greedy without knowing my place. The money is one thing, but I wanted to become prettier and went as far as getting revision surgery, and now I wonder if I can stay sane looking at my eyes after all that eyelid skin has been cut away. How am I supposed to have a social life too.. lol.. I seriously want to jump off.. I had double-eyelid surgery through a partial-incision method, and I didn’t do ptosis correction, canthoplasty, or anything like that. Can this really happen..? What I vaguely suspect is that about two months after the double-eyelid surgery, the line seemed to have loosened a bit. I wonder if that somehow affected the muscle, but I never expected to experience symptoms like this from only double-eyelid surgery, and even when I actually search, cases like this don’t seem that common.. I don’t know how to deal with it.. For now, I should go to both an ophthalmology clinic and a plastic surgery clinic, right? If anyone has any information related to this post, such as surgery to undo an incision, loosening, or side effects related to functional eye surgery, anything is fine, so please leave a comment. Thank you for reading, and I hope everyone has successful eye surgery.

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