I'm not sure if they didn't undo the existing eye muscle correction and added more eye muscle correction, but my eyes opened too wide. They said they barely did any eye muscle correction, less than 1 mm, but if that's the case, why did they recommend eye muscle correction in the first place? Usually they wouldn't do eye muscle correction if they only wanted less than 1 mm, and that surgery cost would probably be quite a lot. They could have just removed the double eyelid. What I'm saying sounds odd. The strange thing is, they said they barely did eye muscle correction, but after surgery my eyes open very wide. Because of this, I keep squeezing my eyes shut all the time so I won't open them too wide. Because of various problems, my eyelid line is low but it looks very obviously like plastic surgery. After the surgery I have been living through really terrible things. The aftercare is like that too, and the consultation is way too careless. They don't tell you what they should tell you, and only tell you after everything is done and time has passed. If I had known in advance, I would not have had the surgery or would have taken preventive steps, but this is simply the worst decision of my life.
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