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Eye Surgery Reviews@eye-review

For men who are worried about their eyes...

Hello, this is Ruldis. I'm a 24-year-old guy... Average looks, and uneven eyes... So after more than 5 years of hesitation, I finally went for it two weeks ago!!! With the non-incisional method..... ㅜ,.ㅜ The result is 80% satisfying.. I'm posting this to help men like me who are considering surgery. The reason I hesitated about surgery was because thick double eyelids on celebrities or people around me often looked greasy to me.. I thought I would end up like that too if I had surgery. But that wasn't the case.. Depending on the thickness of the line, and whether it's an in-fold or out-fold... you can make eyes that are natural and pretty without greatly changing the shape of the eyes.. So double-eyelid surgery does not necessarily make you look like Rimario... Also, the mental stress during recovery... Whether it's the non-incisional method or the so-called fantasy non-incisional method or some magic method.. At first, you should expect the swelling to last more than 2 weeks. The swelling, or a line that looks unnatural enough for other people to immediately think, wow, that guy had surgery, lasts about 2 weeks as well... For men, it's better to have the surgery during a period when you can disconnect from the outside world for about 2 weeks.ㅎㅎ About the stories that the non-incisional method comes undone... People worry a lot about it coming undone. After surgery, I endured the recovery period pretty well.. but just imagining the misfortune of it coming undone and having to do it again.. that would be awful, right?? The hospital director explained it to me in detail.. He said the non-incisional method is used for eyes that already have a line, but are uneven... eyes that don't have very thick eyelids... eyes where you can press with your finger and create a double eyelid, and so on. Sometimes there are male patients whose eyes are not suited to the non-incisional method, but they insist on it because the recovery period is short and it's simple. For those people... it usually comes undone... He also said that if you tie it at too many points so it won't come undone.. the recovery period becomes as long as with incision, and the line becomes less precise as well... He said that for those people, incision surgery is better because it lets the line be set properly. These days incision surgery doesn't leave scars that badly either...and in the case of men, because many get a hidden double eyelid, the scar doesn't show easily. What does the surgery feel like? That's a big part of why people hesitate. Apparently there are many people who hesitate over such small things. From my experience.. it feels like getting a deep cut stitched up in the emergency room?? ㅎㅎ I don't mean it's that painful, I'm talking about the atmosphere during the surgery. Surprisingly, it's simple and maybe even so plain that it feels a bit too rough. During the non-incisional surgery.. the anesthesia injection... that part hurts a little. They flip the eyelid over, insert the needle deep into the surface that meets the eyeball, and inject the medicine while slowly pulling the needle out. Then they give a few more shots in the eyelid area too. It stings~ and feels a bit sharp... that's how it was. It hurt for me a bit, but not to the point where I couldn't bear it. If you don't like that, tell the doctor and they can apply a topical anesthetic ointment 30 minutes beforehand so the injection itself doesn't feel like anything... I just got the shot as it was. I didn't want to wait 30 minutes. After the anesthesia kicks in... you don't feel anything in your eyes. It's like when men get circumcised. Scrape-scrape, click-click, beep-beep-beep~ zzzzt! (that's the electrosurgical knife sound) And because the surgery is on the eyes, you might worry whether you'll see everything.. but don't worry. You can't see it..ㅡ,.ㅡ;;; During surgery, your eyes are closed... For the non-incisional method, the surgery takes about 30 to 40 minutes.. for incision, about 40 to 60 minutes. Now you're worried about pain after surgery too, right?? You think they cut, cauterize, and stitch it up.. won't it hurt? What if pain like circumcision comes crashing down on your eyes? Forget all those worries.. With the non-incisional method, there is no pain after surgery at all. With incision surgery, there may occasionally be some pain.. but it's not that severe. General surgical sutures just stitch so the tissue more or less sticks together... but plastic surgery suturing is very precise and closes it exactly as it was originally attached, so it hurts less.. If that suturing technique is poor, the scar is big... and it hurts a lot more, they say. Hmm.. how should you care for it after surgery... First of all, in my case, the swelling went down very quickly. Still, it took 2 weeks ㅡ,.ㅡ;; From the day of surgery, keep doing cold compresses nonstop with an ice pack..... like crazy.. completely.. really.. continuously. Until the ice pack freezes again, put ice in a plastic bag.. and use a towel over it.... Keep doing that continuously...... And.. it's better not to drink alcohol or smoke until the wound heals. I kept smoking from the day of surgery, but there was no particular problem.. I started drinking alcohol two weeks later..ㅡ,.ㅡ;; If you drink, the next day you'll be a bit swollen. If possible, I try not to drink. ㅡ,.ㅡ;;; Just think of not drinking for about a month. And for about 3 days from the day of surgery, if possible.. don't lower your eyes below your heart level... because blood pressure rises and that can cause bleeding or bruising and swelling. Also, it's better not to do anything that raises blood pressure. Even hot nights with your girlfriend... better hold back... They say the swelling keeps going down for about 2 to 3 months. Then it gradually becomes more natural.. Men... Think carefully, and if you make up your mind, go for it. If you have questions, send me a message.. I'll answer as much as I know. A man getting cosmetic surgery should also be in a society where that's not embarrassing (a bit weird, but) let's go let's go~

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