I read other people’s posts and used them a lot for reference and information, and I also quietly had surgery and am only now posting a review. Five years ago, my mom took me by the hand to some unknown clinic, and I had double eyelid surgery. It has already been 5 years of living with uneven eyes. During that time, I heard things like my eyes were uneven, I looked tired, sleepy, and so on. The eye that had double eyelid surgery came undone and the line was bumpy, so I was quite stressed in my own way. To be reborn through revision surgery, I looked around here and there so much, analyzed information in my own way, and finally had surgery three months ago. Also, just in case, I thought I should still watch it for about three to four months, so I nervously monitored the condition, and now it’s very good. Now my eyes look clear and bright, so I don’t hear things like I look tired or that my eyes are uneven anymore. Because I had already experienced one failed surgery, to make sure that never happened again, I took photos every day right after surgery to create my own evidence of the daily changes. Now that I’ve watched it for about 3 months, I’m going to live comfortably, confirming that there have been no particular issues in the meantime. The photos above are from right after surgery until stitch removal, and the last two photos were taken when it had been two and a half months after surgery. First, my surgical goals were for both eyes to become the same, for my eyes to look bigger, and when going around bare-faced. (I work in a swimming-related field.) The goal was for it not to look like I had surgery, and people don’t even realize I had it done. So I can confidently say I’m satisfied.
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