When I heard that if under-eye repositioning is done wrong it can go very badly, I researched it a lot. I looked for a one-doctor clinic.
So I had it done at HM Plastic Surgery Clinic, and overall I was satisfied.
I don’t know now, but at that time I did not have general anesthesia.
So I felt the under-eye repositioning (just a bit of throbbing?), and thought it would hurt terribly once the anesthesia wore off.
No wonder the recovery period was difficult (under-eye repositioning itself has a difficult recovery period).
The hardest part was not being able to lower my head. And there was a really annoying situation at work.
A little blood had oozed from the lower-eye area, and the people around me panicked, thinking, "Ah, she’s crying bloody tears," and I froze.
Anyway, now after more than 4 years, I am doing well without complications.
Repositioning
This is a surgical review that focuses on reconstruction.