I had surgery today at 7 PM

Continuous double-loop suture method + epicanthoplasty; the photos are in the photo section I just got surgery at 7. I'm quickly posting a review before I forget. I had it done in Daejeon, and I'm really such a scaredy-cat that the day before, I was tormented by nightmares, and as time passed my hands got sweaty, I felt anxious, and my heart felt like it would burst. Just imagining lying on the operating table was driving me crazy In the end, I entered the hospital as if I had no choice, and consulted with the director right away. The consultation was kind and thorough, and the way the director explained my eyes was detailed, so before I knew it, I felt my tension easing a bit ^^ When the director marked the line, they said my eye-opening strength is weak, so if the line is made too thick, my eyes would look like Park Myung-soo's or Lee Bong-ju's. So we set it at a medium level, and instead, since they said my Mongolian folds were severe, I think they opened the inner corners widely I don't think there's any reason to complain that they made the line small ^^ So after the consultation, I grabbed the director and made them promise hundreds of times to make sure it wouldn't hurt, then went into the operating room The moment I saw the operating table, I got tense again and was shaking and scared. So I lay down while squealing to the nurse unnies (there were 4 in total) that I was scared. I had a lot of requests too Because I'd seen things here, I asked them to turn on the radio, asked whether I'd wake up in the middle of anesthesia, whether there are people who don't wake up after sleep anesthesia, and so on Even though I had read a lot here before going, when I actually got there I ended up asking. After a little while, the director came in, spent 10 minutes marking the line, and then put the sleep anesthesia medication into my arm. Honestly, the sleep anesthesia injection in my arm didn't hurt at all So I asked the director, why am I not falling asleep? In that instant the world spun, and it really felt, literally, like I was floating around in a fourth-dimensional world. While I was wandering through that fourth-dimensional world, the director had already cut my eyes and seemed to have removed the fat Around the time I came back to my senses, they were doing the epicanthoplasty They said it would hurt when removing the fat, but the pain wasn't like ripping, stinging, or burning; it was just like the pain from being hit once in the eye. The feeling of pain during surgery was just like the eye had been lightly hit Anyway, the epicanthoplasty didn't hurt, and they said I would feel sensations, but it wasn't like I could feel every place they touched. I could hear the snipping sound of scissors, but I didn't feel like my flesh was being cut For the double eyelid line, they pinched 4 places, and at the end they made an incision and removed fat. I think the surgery took about 1 hour? The doctor was so kind. They kept saying things like, oh my, Ms. so-and-so, you're enduring this very well, and talked to me during the surgery Anyway, throughout the surgery, even though I'm a well-known scaredy-cat, I finished it safely. Honestly, right now the anesthesia is wearing off, so it hurts a lot The swelling is no joke either, and I shouldn't have put strength into my eyes, but maybe I did without realizing it because I have bruising too I'm going to avoid greasy food, mix rice into soybean paste stew, and take painkillers Oh, I couldn't prepare pumpkin juice, so I don't think I can drink it. If I sleep tonight, will I swell a lot? ★ Oh, I heard there are many plastic surgery clinics in Daejeon that are not run by board-certified plastic surgeons. They say the way to check is to go to a site called Seonghyeong Korea and enter the name of the plastic surgery clinic or the director's name, and you can find out whether they are a board-certified plastic surgeon or not