Same-day review of ptosis correction surgery

After <same day> Before <Wow, my eyes really were a mess. Now that I’ve had it done, I think the director’s judgment was right... but the gap between my eyebrows and eyes has become too narrow, so no matter how gently I try to open my eyes, I can’t. This will loosen up, right?> After <Day 2… My eyes look like I’m about to kill someone, but I opened them normally.> The double-eyelid line on my left eye had come undone over 10 years ago, so this time I went for a consultation thinking I’d just lightly draw in only the part that had loosened, but I got a shocking result. They said that now, because of my age, the fat in my eyelids had descended and this and that, and that I had severe ptosis. Maybe because of that, at some point I had developed a habit of not looking at people straight on, but raising my head and looking with half-closed eyes. I guess this was the cause. Should I say that the fat was covering about half of my pupils, so my vision looked hazy? The director gave a truly meticulous consultation, and honestly I had no choice but to be convinced. I went straight into surgery, and honestly I was scared as hell, but it didn’t hurt at all. Blood was beading up around my eyes, and I wiped it with gauze as I went home, then looked in the mirror for the first time. My impression already looked sharp because of my upper eyebrows, but even when I opened my eyes normally, my eyebrows and eyes were touching, you know? I’m saying this because my impression seems too intense, but this narrowed gap will widen again, right? Even though I’m saying all this, a true master really is a true master. My eyes became big and intense again like when I was in my teens. I like this part. Young people who have double-eyelid surgery, later when they get older, their double eyelids come undone. This is the unavoidable principle of gravity, and at that point you’ll probably need ptosis correction. My hazy vision became bright again, like after LASIK.