<The photo that feels the most similar whenever I look at my scars in the mirror><Inner corners of the eyes starting to turn white + under-eye scars>It’s been 4 weeks since my epicanthoplasty.. and 3 weeks since the stitches were removed.. The scars will definitely remain, right..? I kept hoping they would please disappear, but I feel like the scars are definitely going to stay.. There’s something called scar needling or whatever, and I heard there are dermatology lasers too. Should I try laser..? Or should I buy scar ointment, apply it, and hold out for a few more months..? ㅜㅜ I haven’t applied any scar ointment yet..
Reader 1 This is a private post.
Reader 2 This is a private post.
코정병 Mine was like that too, but after five months it did disappear.
앞트임흉터 [@코정병] Wow, really?? It disappeared? Five months? It takes a long time..ㅜㅜ Did you happen to apply scar ointment..?? ㅜ.ㅜ I’m more stressed about the under-eye scars making me look so aged than about the front of my eyes turning red and white.. Still, thank you for the info!
Reader 5 This is a private post.
Reader 6 This is a private post.
Reader 7 This is a private post.
코정병 [@] I didn’t apply scar ointment. I heard products like Dermatix don’t have great ingredients for use around the eyes. The hospital also said it would improve naturally, so I didn’t really need to apply ointment. They said ointment itself isn’t a big help for scar tissue. Usually, it’s still healing up to 6 months, so watch it until then, and if it keeps staying like that, I’d recommend getting laser instead!
앞트임흉터 [@코정병] ㅜ.ㅜ Thank you so much. For the whole 3 weeks, I kept thinking only about my epicanthoplasty scars.. Some people said I should treat them quickly, so I felt anxious, but I guess scar ointment doesn’t help that much. I’ll watch it for at least about another month. Thank you so much for the comment ㅜㅜㅜ
코코미로미 I absolutely don’t recommend needling. My scar only got biggerㅠㅠ
앞트임흉터 [@코코미로미] Oh, I thought if you got scar needling, new skin would definitely come up, but that’s not all there is to it ...ㅜㅜ Surgery isn’t everything; the aftercare is really mentally hard. Thank you for the informationㅜ.ㅜ
More in this category
Eye Side Effects@eye-sideeffectNov 1 [Need Opinions] Eye Pulling Side Effect 2 Years and 3 Months After Buried Sutures
It’s been 2 years and 3 months since my buried suture surgery, and only my left eye has a pulling sensation. When I’m tired or sometimes for no reason at all, I suddenly get this pulling feeling, and when I close my left eye, there’s a slig
Eye Side Effects@eye-sideeffectOct 31 Does anyone know a lot about double-eyelid scars???
I had double-line excision done, but now I don’t know what the problem is overall above my double-eyelid line.... Is it line adhesion, fat/skin hollowing, or not that but just an indentation? Does anyone know what I should do to make it smo
Eye Side Effects@eye-sideeffectOct 30 Has anyone developed functional problems?
I lost both the aesthetic and functional aspects I wonder if there’s anyone with a case like mine
Eye Side Effects@eye-sideeffectOct 29 Revision eye surgery is hard
Besides asymmetry, there are a lot of small things that bother me, so I looked into revision eye surgery. Since I had no criteria at all in the beginning, I first went for consultations at places often mentioned in communities for eye surge
Eye Side Effects@eye-sideeffectOct 29 I never thought I’d be unable to close my eyes in front of others again.
It was my first surgery, and I got it from a famous director who had already been on TV and had a lot of reviews, you know? But it really went beyond just being botched.. Now I can’t even close my eyes in front of other people. I went to ot
Eye Side Effects@eye-sideeffectOct 29 That director who used to appear on TV only left me with scars
Is there anyone whose scars were left as big as in the photo? Since then, I’ve been mentally wrecked, having nightmares every night, and if I could go back, I want to go back to before I had it done.. That director was famous, appearing on