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Eye Re-Surgery

Writing This Because I’m Furious After Under-Eye Fat Repositioning Surgery

Honestly, when you really think about it, the doctor is also responsible for not explaining things properly, but it was also my own fault for deciding on surgery without thinking carefully enough, and for going into the operating room and having surgery without really knowing anything. Now that it has been 4 months, I’m starting to get angry, so I’m writing this to raise awareness for everyone. ​ Everyone, the first thing you need to think about when getting surgery is the worst-case scenario. Surgery absolutely does not mean everyone becomes prettier. If there is something you gain, there is definitely, without question, something you lose as well. Even for people whose surgery went well, it went well because what they lost was not too big. Because of things like how much extra skin they had, the harmony of their facial features, and so on. But once people realize they have lost a lot, they immediately start deeply regretting the result of the surgery. But even if you regret it, it’s too late, right? You can’t turn it back, right? From then on, the self-torment begins. Even though I have had countless failures, since other people don’t see any major problem, I had just been living with a certain level of satisfaction, and after learning the reality of plastic surgery, I tried to love my natural appearance as much as possible. But I lost my sense of caution again for a moment and thought the dark circles under my eyes would be okay, trusted the doctor who said, “There will absolutely be no change to your eye shape,” and did something ignorant again.. ​ Everyone.. when getting surgery, don’t trust doctors’ words unconditionally. This is their livelihood. It’s a way for them to “make money.” So treat the doctor’s words as reference only, always stay skeptical, and research a lot over a sufficient period of time. Filter community posts as much as possible too. If you look through the comments even a little, they’re full of brokers. Now I can see brokers so clearly. They stand out.. ​ Anyway, thank you for reading the long introduction, and I’ll talk about repositioning. ​ I did not have fat removed, only under-eye fat repositioning. And additionally, I had something like muscle strengthening? Something like that done as well. ​ At first, my eyes looked very fox-like, so I struggled emotionally for more than 2 months. But the hospital only looks at the “under-eye” area. They don’t care what happened to my eye shape.. They treat you like, “Your under-eye area is clean now, so what’s the problem? Your mental state is the issue.” At least in my case, the consultant comforted me a lot, so I was somewhat comforted, but honestly, if even the consultant had been forceful, I think it would have been even harder. ​ And the fox-like eyes.. They said they would return, but I’m now 4 months post-op.. and they have not completely returned. My eye shape has subtly changed. I can feel it so much. But people say it gets better with time, right? It may really have returned for some people, but otherwise, with time, wounds always heal, and because the skin has a tendency to return to its original place, it usually tries to come back looking similar. And once your eyes get used to it, right? It looks okay. But for people like me who are sensitive and feel even one small thing very strongly, your eye shape definitely changes. Without question.. And they say the under-eye fullness won’t disappear, right? That they don’t touch the aegyo-sal area.. But you know.. as the under-eye area is flattened out, the aegyo-sal area is affected a little too. So the aegyo-sal doesn’t disappear completely, but compared with how I looked when my eyes were normally open, I experience it as the aegyo-sal being somewhat reduced. That’s exactly why people say, “They said they didn’t touch my aegyo-sal, but it disappeared.” ​ And the most important thing is, they say the eye shape won’t change, but honestly, to make the under-eye area flat, they put the fat inward. Then the fat that used to support my eyeball goes inward, and the muscle is repositioned, so how could the eye shape.. not change? That’s why people say after repositioning > my aegyo-sal disappeared, my eyes got smaller. This is all the reason ........... But hospitals don’t explain this. ​ So please never think of it as a simple surgery. Only people who are okay with the change, who can accept the risks as long as their current dark circles disappear, should do it, please.. Please don’t be fooled by hospitals..

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