Before <before surgery> After <revision surgery day 3, eyes open> After <revision surgery day 3, eyes closed> I had double eyelid surgery with the buried suture method about 17 years ago. It was a semi-out line, and I liked the double eyelid line that extended parallel along my eye line, so I lived satisfied with it. But starting around 2 years ago, one eye came undone, and as I got older, my eyelid drooped and the line also got lower, so I had revision surgery. One eye has congenital ptosis, so this time I also had ptosis correction, and because of my age, incision was recommended, so I did that. During the consultation, I asked them to make it semi-out, similar to my original eyes, and on the day of surgery, they just started marking the line in the operating room before starting. When I said I wanted a semi-out line, they said if I insisted on semi-out, it could become a sausage line.. So I said I don’t want to raise the line, but I want the inner front part to be slightly lifted off like the current state, but the answer felt somehow unsatisfactory, and then they started.. Because I have a slightly upturned nose, if it comes out as in-out, I feel like I’ll really look pig-like.. So even when I had my first surgery, it was a time when almost no one did semi-out, but I still did it that way.. Today is day 3, and as the swelling is going down a little, the line seems like it will probably be in-out.. Also, the double eyelid line is not parallel; it feels like the middle bulges and rises higher? When I look up semi-out reviews, even before the surgical swelling goes down, the inner front part is clearly separated Experts, please take a look at how it might turn out…
Semi-out Incision ptosis correction
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