I'm now entering the second week since surgery. Full-incision double eyelid surgery + epicanthoplasty (+ the kind of body where swelling and bruising really, really don't go down ㅡㅜ) If before surgery was a battle of information, after surgery feels like psychological warfare ㅡㅜ A battle against im.pa.tience! The process during the two weeks after surgery~ 2 to 3 days after surgery - Pain. I felt like a monster (Especially with full incision using black sutures, if you're the type who swells, you experience identifying with Frankenstein ㅡㅜ) Regretting the surgery with tears welling up Tip: Don't think useless thoughts, do cold compresses well, and sleep with your pillow propped up high Day 5 after surgery - The day stitches were removed. The best turning point. The pain decreases, and the swelling goes down quickly hehe~ (After epicanthoplasty, tears flow at all times;; water also gets in easily when washing my face;;) Tip: Practice opening your eyes wide. Brrrr~ Day 10 after surgery - Since surgery, my eyes had looked half-open and distorted the whole time, so I even suspected ptosis, but as the swelling gradually went down, my eyes opened fully. Day 13 after surgery - Bruising is still there, swelling is still there, and it still looks unnatural, so daily life is difficult;; It feels like the swelling will last forever, but when I take photos and look, there are small differences ^^; Honestly, I'm not satisfied with the surgery. There are a lot of problems too. But for now, I'm calming myself down and planning to deal with them when the swelling has gone down to some extent and I get the crease line checked. If you happen to see a woman on the street whose double eyelid surgery is super obvious, please never throw stones~ Double eyelid =.= Until the day that one single line becomes one with my face! Let's go! Fighting!!
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