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Eye Re-Surgery

I went from an in-out line to an out line, then back to an in-out line haha

Before/afterOriginally, I had a thin in-out line, but my skin was thin, and I had a lot of overlapping creases, so whenever my eyes got puffy, the line would disappear At the time, I also wanted to raise the line a little, so after going around for consultations, I got it stitched at a clinic that said the price was cheap and that they could do it without an incision,, But I like a natural look, and although it seemed to turn out well without leaving marks, the line was too thick, so I didn’t like it I think I had the surgery without communicating well with the doctor.. I clearly asked them to stitch it just a little higher, but it turned out that the clinic itself was one that was good at dramatic styles lol I had no choice but to just live with it, but even after 3 years the line was still thick and not my taste, so I eventually started looking for a clinic to lower it.. Seriously, I wondered what I was doing to my eyes, and it hit me hard I spent so much money too.. Seriously, when you do it the first time, choose the clinic carefully and look into it a lot.. You really need to communicate well with the doctor before going into the operating room.. A friend of a friend said they successfully lowered their double eyelid, so I looked at the photos, liked them, and went for it. I had the consultation before they expanded, and then booked the surgery after the expansion, and the price had gone up tremendously Still, my double eyelid line kept bothering me and I wanted to lower it, so I did it. Since it was incisional, there are more marks than with stitching, and I do have some anxiety that if they lowered it too much and my eyelid droops, I might need surgery again lol But the overlapping creases are gone, and since my taste is not for dramatic looks, my satisfaction is the highest!!!!

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