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Buried-incision double eyelid surgery, ptosis correction, and epicanthoplasty

It’s been almost 3 months since I had buried-incision double eyelid surgery, ptosis correction, and epicanthoplasty at a large hospital. When I open my eyes, there was originally a height difference; it feels like the larger eye was an eye that didn’t need ptosis correction, and the smaller eye was an eye that did. It was done in a rush without explanation. The larger eye felt overcorrected, and since the double eyelid line on the smaller eye was set 2 mm smaller too, the asymmetry was maximized. Fortunately, now that it’s almost 3 months, the larger eye doesn’t seem overcorrected. As the swelling went down, the ptosis correction seems okay on both eyes, and I’ve decided to overlook the slight difference. Doing more ptosis correction on the smaller eye looks risky. However, the larger eye’s line is average, while the smaller eye’s line became too thin, so after watching for about 1 year until even the mild swelling is all gone, I think I should redo only the buried-incision double eyelid line on the smaller eye to match the larger eye. I can leave the ptosis correction alone and redo only the buried-incision double eyelid surgery, right? I can upload the receipt, but I’m upset so I don’t want to upload photos

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