A lot of time has already passed~ I came back after a while, was looking at everyone’s photos, and am uploading mine too. I hope it helps. What I want to say is this. Of course, there are probably people whose results are really good and who have no scars. But I don’t think you should trust photos too much. Before I had surgery, I also came to this community and got a lot of information. I looked at photos and exchanged private messages, and that’s how I ended up getting surgery. Of course, from what I saw, they were all good-result photos~ But once I actually had surgery and spent a long time with the results, first of all, when you have surgery, go to a place where someone around you had a good result. That is the wisest thing. It’s best to see the result in person before doing it. Well.. I also didn’t have anyone like that around me, so I researched here and did it. But in that case, you shouldn’t just trust photos and rush into it. Because. You see the photo with my eyes closed? With an incisional procedure, having no scars is something that happens only in a very tiny minority of cases. Or maybe after several years have passed~ But in photos, it looks like there are no scars^^ There are scars. They are gradually fading, but honestly, they aren’t as unnoticeable as in the photo~ Ah, I acknowledge the epicanthoplasty. It really has no scar^^; I know from having experienced it myself. In the early period after surgery, up to about 6-8 months.. because people want to hear that it turned out pretty and well, they tend to select and upload only photos where they look pretty. Photos that are a bit different from real life but beautified, you know^^ Anyway.. I hope you make a wise decision.. and that your surgery is a huge success...★ A lot of people ask me questions, but mine was not a partial incision. It was a full incision. Full incision + fat removal + removal of sagging skin + epicanthoplasty.
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