20 Years After Buried-Suture Double Eyelid Surgery

My left and right eyes were very uneven, and one eye had no double eyelid at all. You know Ryu Si-won, who is famous for having uneven eyes. Even he would not be able to compare with me, to that extent? It was so stressful and hard that when I was in middle school, I had buried-suture surgery on only one eye, maybe about two stitches? just to correct that. The doctor advised that since I was young, I could do it again later if I wanted, and for now we should correct only this much. I lived fine like that, but after about 10 years? when I was tired, people around me started saying my eyes looked uneven. Then after about 5 more years, my eyes really started bothering me, but I was scared of revision surgery, so I only thought about it for 5 years, and now I’m finally right before revision surgery. Even as the double eyelid slowly came undone, I was able to hold out because even now, if I open my eyes well using my forehead, the line appears, so I tried to hang in there as long as possible Now I’m past my mid-30s, so I’m planning to proceed with incisional surgery and ptosis correction.. but I am a bit scared Anyway, if your left and right eyes are completely different, with one eye fully double-lidded and the other having ptosis with a monolid.. Buried-suture surgery may not be bad, but I think the answer is that eventually it does come undone. The difference is how often, and after how long, you need revision surgery again. I’m not saying buried-suture surgery is bad; I just wanted to say that revision surgery may eventually be needed several times in your life~ Then I’ll have incisional surgery and come back with a review next time Please cheer for everything to go well for me, everyone!!!