Before-before <not natural double eyelids.. my eyelid-tape days> After <1 week after double-eyid surgery> After <photo taken after 2 weeks!> I had a lot of eyelid fat and was the typical narrow, stuffy-looking clam-eye style. I wanted to get double-eyid surgery, but I work all weekdays, and since I am a teacher, a job where I am seen by others, I felt burdened by cosmetic surgery with slow recovery, so I used eyelid tape that I had used often since I was young (almost 5-6 years just counting the years). But everyone who has used eyelid tape often will relate: because of the sticky part when attaching and removing it, my skin got damaged and it hurt, so I thought I could not keep going around with it stuck on every time, and ended up getting double-eyid surgery.
The things I considered most when getting surgery were: -a hospital that could do double-eyid surgery and entropion surgery together -a hospital that would absolutely!! make it look natural I searched mainly with those points, and rather than a large to medium-sized hospital, I chose a private clinic that gave detailed consultations and had an AS period of 3 years, and had surgery there.
Because I was worried about recovery, I wanted non-incisional surgery, but as I said earlier, I had a lot of eyelid fat, so I got incisional surgery T.T Since I was having surgery anyway, I also did epicanthoplasty and entropion surgery together. At first, swelling and bruising came up a bit, but at the 1-week mark, I had the stitches removed and got one management treatment, and from then on it felt like it was going down quickly?
Anyway, the line is natural too, and I think I am recovering faster than I was worried about. How does it look to everyone? For incisional surgery, my recovery is on the fast side, right?
This is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.