The process from consultation to surgery - The standard way is to search around online, make appointments at several places, go in person, and get consultations, but I was too lazy, so I only booked here and got a consultation hahaha If the consultation hadn’t been good, I wouldn’t have had the surgery, but I liked what they said during the consultation, so I just went ahead and scheduled the surgery right away The consultation manager..? was kind, and the director never pushed me to do anything excessive. If something couldn’t be done, he actually told me firmly that it couldn’t, so I think that made me trust him more! Even so, he designed the line in the direction I wanted, and, well, overall it was just good Surgical pain - It probably depends on the person, but for me there was absolutely none I’m usually a scaredy-cat and I make a big fuss about pain, but maybe because the atmosphere was comfortable, I wasn’t that nervous even right before the surgery I still thought it would hurt, but it seriously didn’t hurt at alllllll, to the point that it was amazing lol I don’t remember clearly, but;; before the surgery they told me something like they would put me to sleep and then wake me up in the middle, and when they told me to open my eyes I should open them, and when they told me to close them I should close them.. something like that After I got something like an injection in my wrist? I tried to hold out, thinking let’s see if I really fall asleep.. I thought I kept holding out the whole time, but I think I actually did wake up in the middle after sleeping After I woke up, I kept feeling the sensation of them touching my eyes, but there was no pain I’m going on and on, but the conclusion is that it didn’t hurt Review by time elapsed after surgery -Immediately after: Wow, this is fascinating. The line seems okay -After one day: The bruising is gradually appearing -After 3-4 days: Ah, is it because of the medial epicanthoplasty stitches..? I looked in the mirror and looked really scary (I met a friend around this time, and my friend also said my eyes used to look gentle, but after surgery they looked scary -> probably because there was a lot of bruising and the stitches hadn’t been removed yet) -After one week (stitches removed): It definitely looked better after the stitches were removed (I was worried because people said stitch removal hurts, but surprisingly it didn’t hurt at all. And it was over really quickly) -After 2 weeks: I was meeting friends, so I couldn’t resist and put on makeup. By then, a lot of the swelling had gone down, so they said there really wasn’t much swelling and that it turned out naturally and well (the friend who said my eyes looked scary also said that after the stitches were removed and the bruising went down, they didn’t look scary at all and looked much better haha) -After 3 weeks: I was meeting another friend around this time too, so I put on makeup. Before surgery, I used to wear double eyelid tape, but after surgery my eyes got bigger, so they said my face looks more glamorous too!! Did they say brighter-looking? Anyway, they said I looked pretty, so I felt good Right now, as I’m writing this review, it’s day 34, and I’m very satisfied I like that it looks natural I only got a consultation and had surgery at one place, but I like the result, so I feel even better.
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