When I was graduating from high school, someone suggested I get double eyelid surgery, so I stupidly didn’t really look into clinics and just thought cheaper was better, and went to a place with barely any reviews. During the consultation, they simply designed a natural and pretty line for me, so I honestly thought that if it came out just like that, it would be worth more than double the price. I booked right after the consultation, and then the surgery day came. I still remember it. After my eyes were anesthetized and I was waiting, the nurse made so many comments evaluating my face other than my eyes, saying where I should shave down, add volume, and so on. Anyway, I had incision double eyelid surgery + epicanthoplasty + ptosis correction, but compared with other people, I had little swelling and no bruising, so I thought it had turned out really well. The swelling also went down so nicely after 2–3 months, which I liked, but the problem was that the swelling kept going down, so my eyes started drooping. The line didn’t show. It was set as an inline crease, but when I opened my eyes, it just became an inner double eyelid. The year before last, I wanted revision surgery, so I went somewhere else for a consultation, and the doctor said the line made during the incision was too faint, so it came undone quickly. I wanted a natural look, but who said to make the scar faint to create naturalness? Anyway, it has been 5 years now, but even from the perspective of when only 2 years had passed, it was already the worst. It didn’t even last 1 year. Looking at photos, the line gradually becomes less visible, so you can see that I started taking pictures from a lower angle. I’m going for a revision surgery consultation next week. Everyone, check carefully before you go. Don’t do something stupid like I did.
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