When I normally didn’t put effort into opening my eyes, the upper part of my pupils was covered, so I had a tired-looking impression. My eyes were uneven on both sides, so I ended up considering ptosis correction as well.
First of all, when they administered local anesthesia, they also gave me sedation for about 2-3 minutes, so there was almost no pain during the surgery. I didn’t really have any side effects either, and after the surgery was over, they let me recover sufficiently in the recovery room.
The post-op kit they gave me included everything I needed, such as pumpkin juice, cold/hot packs, protective film for the eye area, an instruction sheet for precautions, sterile gauze, and cotton swabs, so it was convenient because I didn’t have to buy anything separately. There was also a pharmacy very close by, so I could pick up the prescribed medication right away, and they provided parking support too, which made it even more convenient.