The middle of my double-eyelid line feels like it’s getting buried under the skin, so I had a consultation, and they said the line was set low, so it needs to be raised… So I asked if it would be okay if I had a lift, and they said, “Oh, if you do a lift, you may not need double-eyelid surgery,” but is that right..? (Before surgery, when I asked about a lift, they said they recommend it if the eyes definitely need it, but mine didn’t..) Did they not know during surgery..? That they set the line low..? I was also the one who brought up the lift first,,, and since it’s an incisional procedure, thinking about walking around swollen for another half year makes me sigh And I’m also wondering if it’s right to trust this doctor again..
익명 After surgery, there are cases where people have asymmetry or the line gets pressed down by skin and they have it redone. For me too, after I had it done, it was definitely set at the same height, but only one side got pressed down, so I only redid that side. But for you, it looks like raising the double-eyelid surgery line is the right choice rather than a lift.
아머리아퍼 In my opinion too, your eyes don’t seem like they need to go as far as a lift, and a lift is such a major procedure, so raising the line looks more appropriate. If incision feels burdensome, these days there are also places that raise the line with a non-incisional suture method, so it might be good to go for consultations and hear whether it’s possible.
윤윤2 [@] But they said I have to redo both because the line was set low,, I’d honestly be less stressed if it were just one side…
윤윤2 [@ItHurtsSoMuch] But the place where I had it done says only incision is possible, and if I do it there it’s free. If I do it somewhere else, it would be my third surgery, so I think it’ll be really expensive, which makes it hard..
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