Review after escaping multiple creases

At 18, I had buried-suture double eyelid surgery (natural adhesion) + epicanthoplasty + ptosis correction, but due to multiple creases, I underwent revision surgery. For my first revision, they used an incisional method and raised the line a bit, but multiple creases formed again, so I had another incisional revision at the same hospital.. But it came undone again.... At the hospital above, they said the doctor had done all he could, and because the adhesions in my eyes were severe + there was no more spare space, if I had another double eyelid revision, it could cause problems with the function of my eyes themselves, so they said no further surgery was possible. So I accepted it for about 1-2 years and lived with the multiple creases, but every time I opened my eyes it was so uncomfortable, and every time I took photos I was so, so stressed because my eyes looked uneven Even thinking about it again makes me annoyed. Meanwhile, my friend’s double eyelid revision turned out so well that I visited with the thought that I should at least get a consultation. But since my eyes had already been operated on 3 times, they said it was a very difficult surgical case, and the cost was enormous... I hesitated, but when I thought that if I converted decades of living with this stress into a cost, it would be much bigger, I just went ahead with the surgery. The conclusion is that it was such a good choice.. He is like a father who let me live a new life.. Up to now, I’m living very well without multiple creases, and at that time the surgery took as long as 4 hours, so I immediately understood why the surgical cost was expensive.. When I think of Dr. Cho Young-gyu’s surgical gown being completely soaked with sweat, I feel sorry and just grateful. I highly recommend him for difficult eyes... really...