Incisional double eyelid surgery, ptosis correction, upper epicanthoplasty, orbital fat grafting (skin redundancy ...

Before<These were eyes that had only undergone buried-suture double eyelid surgery 10 years ago, but as I got older, I felt like my eyes were drooping, so I decided to get double eyelid surgery. I was only thinking about double eyelid surgery or ptosis correction, but at the hospital's recommendation, I was advised to get upper epicanthoplasty and fat grafting as well, so I had them done together. (Upper epicanthoplasty - they said my eyes would look bigger. Fat grafting - they recommended fat grafting, saying the sunken area would become more hollow in the future.)>After<Photo taken in October after surgery on June 8, 2022. The eye shape looked strange, the eyes became smaller, and it seemed like the fat needed to be removed too... They said to wait 6 months, and that they would raise the line and redo it, and that the fat would go down more, so wait. 6 months later, on February 1, 2023, revision surgery. (For the revision, they said they would raise the line and do upper epicanthoplasty once more, so I thought that was what they did, but it turned out they had also done ptosis correction once more. I found this out after looking at the medical records. They said that when raising the line, because it was close to the brow bone, they could not raise it too much, but would raise it as much as possible and redo it. The manager also said that if the line were raised too much, my eyes would go inward into the Mongolian fold.) >After after after after afterLagophthalmos, exposure of the tissue below the mucous membrane, scar tissue, another eye line above the double eyelid line, foreign material showing through, unevenness, the Mongolian fold became worse, the eye went inside the Mongolian fold... etc... I constantly feel a foreign-body sensation in my eyes, heaviness, and pain, and my dry eye syndrome has worsened, so I regularly go to an ophthalmologist and live with ointment and artificial tears... What more explanation is needed... I just feel like I live in hell every single day, and that one wrong choice and mistake in a moment can change a person's life... I think it is good to get plastic surgery to become prettier and better, but before doing it, you need some degree of knowledge or study about the area to be operated on. Whether it is my eyes or my nose, I think you need to know enough to distinguish and choose between what you should not do and what will improve things.   Everyone, I am posting this hoping that you will think carefully about the area you want to have done before proceeding. For reference, I will not take inquiries about the hospital.