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Eye Surgery Reviews

Should I get revision surgery? Please help!

I had the buried-suture method in February, so it’s been about 45 days since surgery now! From the beginning, rather than a large line, I wanted it to look natural even if it later became an inner double eyelid. So I think the clinic also set the line low. At first, because it was the buried-suture method, they said the swelling would go down quickly. After 2 weeks, everyone said it didn’t look like I’d had surgery at all, and it was so natural that they couldn’t tell. But although it was natural, it was uneven. The swelling in my left eye went down more slowly. Also, I used to have a small inner double-eyelid line, and that’s still there on my left eye.. The skin is slightly raised at the end of the left line. It doesn’t seem like swelling. When I went to the clinic, the doctor said one side seems to have become loose, and that they would place one stitch in the raised area. Or, if I have time, I could redo it with an incision.. (additional partial cost for incision) If they place one more stitch, I’m worried it’ll look messy for no reason, and if I do an incision, I’m worried it might go wrong.. The current line is thin, so it feels like it’ll soon become an inner double eyelid. I originally had a slight inner double eyelid.. It would be a problem if it becomes an inner double eyelid this early.. sob sob They say people feel differently going into the bathroom and coming out.. Once I actually got the line small, I regretted not making it bigger. Ah~ Also, I had something called the single-knot continuous method. From what others say, even buried-suture method cases have stitches removed. I didn’t have mine removed. The clinic where I had it done said the thread just holds the line. Maybe because of that, when I’m tired, my eyes sometimes feel pulled~ and sometimes they itch too. People around me are split half and half. Everyone who has had double eyelid surgery says it’s better to redo it. My older cousin and younger cousin both had the buried-suture method and each had it done twice. They say if I’m going to do it anyway, I should do an incision now while I’m at it. I saw that revision surgery is possible after 6 months, so if I’m going to get revision surgery, do I also have to wait until 6 months later?? What do you all think? I’m so, so worried!

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