[Reason for revision surgery] The area between my eyes and eyebrows was narrow, and I had a lot of flesh on my upper eyelids, so 6 years after incisional double eyelid surgery, the skin sagged and my double eyelids weren't visible. I thought, I'll just redo the incision~ but they said a lot of young people do it these days too, and strongly recommended a forehead lift.
[Early Post-Op] I think I got it done by the least famous doctor at the hospital (a young doctor with not many reviews).
I woke up and it was over, but because of the aftereffects of sedation anesthesia + the surgery involving cutting the scalp and pulling it up, my headache and dizziness were so severe that on the day of surgery I couldn't even eat and vomited 8 times in one day. It was truly agonizing.
At first, it felt overcorrected, so for several months I felt like my eyes were opened too wide. I think it took more than 6 months for sensation in my forehead to come back.
[Now] Satisfied x100000. There is absolutely no wide-eyed feeling, and rather, if I had only done double eyelid surgery instead of the lift, it probably would have been buried under the upper eyelid flesh just like before. Now the line shows well as a natural in-out fold. But it's so natural that nobody notices... The early stage after surgery was very hard, but if my eyes sag later, I think I would do it again!
For people with thick skin like me and a lot of upper eyelid flesh (even after fat removal), and whose double eyelid line doesn't come out the way they want, try looking into a forehead lift.
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