One month and 3 weeks after buried-suture double eyelid surgery and epicanthoplasty~

It’s been one month and 3 weeks~ I really never want to have plastic surgery again It hurt so much~ The photos above are before surgery, at one month, and at about one month plus 2–3 weeks. I originally had double eyelids (they were originally a bit thin, but they formed two or three layers and became an outfold. I thought the outfold suited me well and made my eyes look bigger, so I wanted to get double eyelid surgery to make them outfolds), but they kept loosening, which was annoying. My eyes were actually on the bigger side, but the distance between my eyes was a bit wide~ I was scared to get nose surgery, so I had epicanthoplasty~ Even though my eyes were big, they looked a little stuffy. So people around me told me I was being greedy, but I had already made up my mind, so I did it~ (Honestly, even when I went around to several plastic surgery clinics, they told me I didn’t really need double eyelid surgery. Still, if I was going to do double eyelid surgery, they tended to recommend doing epicanthoplasty together.) But even putting the double eyelids aside, honestly, the epicanthoplasty did leave scars~ Anyway, the reason I’m writing in detail is so that others don’t just get led by places people say are good. Please think carefully about things like your own skin type before doing it~ A good plastic surgery clinic is nice, of course, but if your own skin can’t handle it, then even if it looks like it turned out well, it becomes something that bothers you~ Anyway, that’s why I ended up spending this Christmas like this, with the internet and my family~ Then have a good Christmas~