I had revision double-eyelid surgery, and the lines were uneven, so I got another AS, but they’re still uneven…

It might just be the limit of your own eyes. If, when other people look at it, it’s not uneven enough for them to go, “Oh, you had surgery?” and notice it, just live with it... I had it done three times too, and every time, the right side was lower. The reason was things like thick skin and stronger eye-opening power, so the tail end of the line drooped. If it keeps happening like that, it could be because of your own eye structure, so if the line shape isn’t way too strange, I recommend just living with it

[@] Yeah… the tail end of the line is just a tiny bit high With my first surgery, at least the symmetry was okay, but this time the actual double-eyelid line shapes of my left eye and right eye are different… Since a second revision would cost even more, if the difference isn’t too severe, should I just accept a certain degree of asymmetry and live with it?

[@] Yeahhh, there’s no guarantee it’ll get better just because you touch it more here I’ve had both success and failure, and when it failed, even though my eyes were uneven and the line got lower I regretted so, so, so much that I should’ve just lived with it. Honestly, as time passes, it’ll bother you less, and makeup can cover it too, so unless it’s really bad, let’s just live with it.!!! And don’t ask people around you things like, “Are my eyes uneven?” Because if they didn’t notice but then say, “Now that I look, kind of?” even once, it’ll mess with your mind more. If nobody mentions it first, it’s really okay, so just live with it!!!! My tail ends are different too, and in my case there’s also a difference in the orbital bone, so they don’t become identical. Of course, the line itself may have come out different, but really, if possible, just live with it and later, after 5-6 years, if it droops more, do it then.

[@] Exactly!! If I go around asking for no reason, I might start seeing things I hadn’t even been bothered by, so I shouldn’t do that! Then I’ll just live with it for now, and after a lot of time passes, I’ll look at the condition then and consider a second revision or something.. Thanks for the comment!

Wouldn’t it still be better to get it from the doctor who knows the cause of the unevenness now? I think there’s also a chance the reason it became uneven is due to the characteristics of my eyes rather than the doctor’s skill..