Review of epicanthoplasty, incision double eyelid surgery, and ptosis correction after 13 years

It’s been a very long time since I came into this community. 13 years ago, I had ptosis correction, incisional double eyelid surgery, and epicanthoplasty done badly and went through hell. I got tired of always wearing heavy eye makeup to cover up the botched double eyelid surgery, so I gathered the courage to try revision surgery and came back to get information. It brought back old memories, and I don’t want anyone to end up botched like me, so I’m writing this very late review to share information too. First, honestly, I think the epicanthoplasty turned out well without scarring. It was opened a little unevenly, so I’m not 100% satisfied, but after everything else was ruined, at least the epicanthoplasty alone survived without a scar. The ptosis correction was completely botched, and I still feel a stinging, aching sensation around the back side. Since all the nerves are connected, this started after the ptosis correction surgery. One side was overcorrected and the other side was undercorrected, so my eyes became uneven. I can’t go outside unless I wear thick eyeliner and heavy eye makeup. The incisional double eyelid line is also really not pretty. It’s wrinkly, especially the front part of the line, and the style is like making the line by folding it slightly. I hate it so much, so I wonder whether it can be improved even if I get incisional surgery somewhere else. Because it was botched this badly once, I haven’t been able to have revision surgery until now because of trauma, but I don’t want to keep wearing heavy makeup, so I’m slowly looking into hospitals. Please choose a hospital very, very carefully for incisional double eyelid surgery and ptosis correction. Don’t be dazzled by the good-looking photos on hospital websites. I want to stop searching for hospitals like this, but here I am again This time it’s revision incisional double eyelid surgery and ptosis correction, and I really want it to succeed. It’s hard to get information on hospitals that are truly good