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Eye Re-Surgery

2-Year Review of Non-Incisional Ptosis Correction + Epicanthoplasty

Before before before after <week 2> after <week 3> after <week 3> after <1 month later> after <now (about 2 years later)> after <now (about 2 years later)> after <now. If I lower my eyes this much, the line does not show!> It was so long ago that I do not really remember the doctor in charge I saw a lot of people here worrying because of swelling, so (+ because I was so bored) I ended up writing this post As you can see, even though I had already had double eyelid surgery, the line had almost... completely come down, so the double eyelid barely showed, almost like monolids My first surgery was in October 2019. The revision surgery was in January 2022, so it is almost 2 years now! The line collapsed after 3 years hahaha, so I had non-incisional ptosis correction + epicanthoplasty (epicanthoplasty was my first time) with a different director at the same hospital! I am quite satisfied now, and if you look at the week-2 photo in the middle, my eyes looked really intense and like an angry person, but after 1 month that had gone away I think double eyelid surgery also needs at least 6 months to look completely natural! Now people around me do not know I had double eyelid surgery.. They all ask if it is natural.. If I say I had double eyelid surgery, they are surprised and tell me not to lie, that is how natural it has become! When I had the surgery, I was young, so I asked for it to be natural no matter what, and for the canthoplasty not to be too much, but now I wish it looked slightly more naturally glamorous, so I do feel just a tiny bit regretful haha I am thinking about anterior, lateral, and lower canthoplasty, but unless the line comes down, I do not think I will touch the double eyelid itself again! If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment ~!!

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