About 10 years ago.. I didn’t know anything, and I just followed a friend I had a consultation at a local clinic whose exterior looked like it was practically falling apart, and I impulsively booked and had surgery
I did it when I was young, but I wonder why they did a full incision
I had full-incision double eyelid surgery + epicanthoplasty, and I still have epicanthoplasty scars now It’s an in-out line, but it’s uneven, and the epicanthoplasty line is sharp on one side and blunt on the other, so my eyes became completely asymmetrical
About 6 months after surgery, I got a text saying the clinic had closed down I was too young back then and didn’t know much, so the biggest mistake I’ve ever made in my life was getting double eyelid surgery that way
Even before the stitches were removed, I already realized my eyes wouldn’t close, and I kept thinking they’d come down eventually, but 10 years have passed and they haven’t come down even 0.1
At school, when I slept, people told me, “You sleep with your eyes half open. I’ve never seen someone sleep with their eyes that open before” Hearing that made me really feel how much my eyes were open
Living like this for 10 years, my dry eye syndrome got severe, and my vision used to be 1.0, like Mongolian eyesight, but now it’s dropped to 0.3 The worst part is eye pain.. and that leads to headaches, so I felt like I couldn’t live like this anymore and joined
More than the shape, I just hope I can functionally close my eyes completely when I sleep