<Double eyelid surgery, final final final-final ><Before surgery><The line was high, like my eyes looked so freaking swollen><Two weeks after revision surgery, it looked like this><One month><After 3 months It got a lot more natural, right?><My eyes look totally different from before surgery>I originally wasn’t planning to write a review, but seriously, seriously, seriously, seriously... I’m leaving this so everyone doesn’t get surgery at some overhyped place just because it says [eye specialist] on the surface. I had my first surgery, revision surgery, and second revision surgery all at hospitals that people would know. For real, they’re places that have kept being mentioned here until now.... But the surgeries failed. During that time, I did incisional double eyelid surgery, partial incision, canthoplasty, ptosis correction.... There’s basically nothing I didn’t do. As a result, my eyes became freaking swollen-looking sausage eyes, and even my friends couldn’t openly say it was botched, but they really felt sorry for me.... I spent so much money, and the result was like this, so I had a huge reality check too Honestly, I hated having those eyes myself, and I truly wasn’t asking for much, so with the desperate hope that the line would just come down naturally, I touched my eyes one last time.... Money was one thing, but when I think about how hard it was for me psychologically all that time, I still shake with anger But guys, when you’re looking into hospitals, there are places that say, We specialize in eyes.. We’re good.. If that hospital also focuses a lot on other surgeries too and when you look up the director’s reviews, please make sure to check whether there are more reviews for other surgeries than eye surgery.... This is something I feel now that my eyes have finally become natural.... I always went to places that were called eye specialists, but when I thought carefully about why only this time succeeded, these things were different. And during consultation, you know places that just grab a line and end it there? I’m not saying that’s always bad.... But of course, I think a place that takes photos before the consultation, checks my eyes directly, and examines them with a machine instead of a person’s hand (like a computer that shows precise measurements....) is more likely to properly assess the condition of my eyes..... This time, while lowering my line, I learned how much space there is between my eyes and eyebrows, what my skin type is like, and things like that..... I learned all of that here for the first time, so a lot of it was fascinating. If a close friend of mine were getting double eyelid surgery and said they were going to do it just anywhere? Then I’d seriously stop them no matter what…. I don’t want more people like me to come out of this So everyone, please don’t suddenly get surgery just because a place says [eye specialist]. Make sure to check how they do consultations and what kind of post-op care they provide (starting with whether the director does it personally;;).... Seriously, checking even one more thing is the way to save your eyes. How did I know... After touching my eyes three times, I figured it out. I didn’t want to know either, sigh ^^
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