Three years ago, I had two surgeries due to bilateral loosening, and the front line became thicker than the back line, so
I looked into reoperation and had the surgery on Monday.
I went to the hospital the next day after surgery and the doctor said,
"Your right eye is more swollen than the left.
We'll check in 3 days and if the swelling goes down, we'll remove the stitches and if it's still bad, let
's
have surgery again."
If after 3 days, the swelling shows no signs of going down, If not,
is it right to have another surgery at this hospital?
I was famous for specializing in reoperation, so I looked for it and got the surgery... They told me not to touch my eyes until I'm 40 to 50 because I don't have any extra skin...
Is it right to have reoperation...?
If not, I'm wondering if I should claim a refund of the surgery fee and other compensation due to this side effect...;;
(There were one or two people who commented that they had surgery here and became sausages, but I just thought it was okay and passed on it, but now I'm worried...)
Eh... I should have done a good job the first time I had the surgery... I was stressed out looking into repeat surgery, and
I was anxious even after the surgery. I'm floating..ㅜㅜ
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