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[Buried suture double eyelid + medial epicanthoplasty] It's been 36 days since surgery.

I joined and am posting now. I had surgery before I found out about this community -_-; sigh... I wish I had found out about this community a little earlier -_ㅠ I had buried suture double eyelid surgery and medial epicanthoplasty. An older acquaintance had good results, so I just went through her referral. Now that more than a month has passed, it has become much more natural. Except that the thread hasn't adhered yet, so it looks a bit unnatural when I close my eyes... -_-; I remember the day of surgery. The pressure from the lights shining down while lying on that operating table -_-; What I can't forget the most was when they injected my eyelids -_- They gave injections at the front and back on both sides, a total of 4 times, and it was really intense. It hurt so much... -_-; I cried like crazy. I remember the medial epicanthoplasty didn't hurt much. After surgery... Rather than a medial epicanthoplasty, it turned out closer to removal of the Mongolian fold ^^; I had Mongolian folds, and the front of my eyes looked stuffy. I'm very scared, so I asked them to cut just a little. Actually, it may seem the simplest, but if it goes wrong, isn't medial epicanthoplasty hard to restore? I did 1.5 mm on each side, so my original intercanthal distance was 3.7, and now it's 3.4. Still, I'm fairly satisfied with the medial epicanthoplasty. Because there are none of the scars I was worried about.. It's just that the still-unnatural double eyelids when I close my eyes bother me...ㅠ_ㅠ How should I put it. The double-eyelid line... should I say it looks like the skin is sunken in? But the double-eyelid surgery marks on the eyelids, do these disappear on their own over time? People usually say it takes at least 6 months to become completely natural without marks.

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