 Hello, saints!
I found this product by chance while searching the internet for facial contour and am leaving a review.
The photos are all with makeup on, so I'm uploading a photo taken while doing skin care with only the eyes cropped so you can see it clearly hahaㅠㅠ
The other photos are all with makeup on.
I actually regretted having the surgery in the winter of my senior year of high school, but everyone told me that it was natural and went well, so I am satisfied now.
The surgery I received was a partial incision + epicanthoplasty.
At that time, the event price was 100,000 won..? I think I got it for cheap.
Originally, the eye was developing double eyelids, but the ptosis was so severe that I had a headache every time I opened my eyes, and it was so severe that I had to take painkillers. I was worried, but my friend turned out to be good, so I got it done at the same place, ㅇㅅㄹㅈㅇ.
That friend had very light eyes and recovered quickly, so it was okay, but the one thing that caught me off guard was that he was a matchmaker.
I was also worried about asymmetry because I had two eyes that had pretty double eyelids and one that didn't, but on the day of surgery, the director started the surgery with very rough lines on the operating table, so I couldn't trust him. It's so ㅠ
(In the end, the line became out/in-out. Thanks to this, I heard that it looked natural, but I was stressed for a year after the surgery, and even when drawing eyeliner, it was always drawn in pairs, so it was stressful.)
I don't know if it was because I had never had an intravenous gel in my life, or because I was nervous, but I couldn't breathe and started sweating coldly when I was administered saline solution before surgery. i did it
After general anesthesia, I was given local anesthesia for the eyes, and the nurse woke me up afterwards. I thought it was all over, but from then on, I made a partial incision, burned the fat, and closed and opened my eyes repeatedly to shape the shape.
After the surgery, I had a hard time waking up from the anesthesia, but the first day was so painful that I just slept all day. I didn't take any painkillers, so I was in pain for a few days, so I kept sleeping, and when I couldn't sleep, I got up and sat down and repeated. After about a week, I was able to lead a normal life to some extent.
In the second week, I went to have the stitches removed. When removing the epicanthoplasty stitches, they didn't come off, so the nurse put a lot of force on them, but the scars formed at that time became a scar, so if I didn't put on makeup, they would show up a lot. (It's new and white, so it shows up a lot.) It's a style that doesn't go down so much swelling. It was swollen, but my depression got worse as I stayed at home, so I walked around a lot in the cold wind!
The most difficult thing from then on was the swelling and sunlight.
I can't help it because I see swelling every day when I wake up and wash my face.
Because the amount of sunlight entering my eyes suddenly increased, my eyes became very cold and stinging... For about a month, my eyes continued to hurt, so I squinted on purpose, and my friend who had double eyes told me that.
“Open your eyes upward at all times and make sure they don’t open. “If you don’t put enough pressure on your eyes, they will loosen and you will have to do it again or have your eyes corrected and fixed on the inside again.”
After hearing that, I walked around a lot just to see the top of the tall building outside.
(Looking at my eyes now, I think I would have had eye correction again if I hadn't done that at the time. If you have ptosis, please take note!)
At about 3 months, you actually become familiar with your own face, and people around you also become familiar with that face, so I don't think you pay much attention to the swelling. However, from this point on, my swelling plateaued and I thought to myself, ‘Isn’t the swelling not going down even 1 degree, like in the review where my double fist failed?’ So from that point on, I started drinking pumpkin instead of pumpkin juice!
I had a bad stomachache because pumpkin wasn't suitable for my body, but the effect was really good. The kids said their swelling went down every day when they went to school..!! I think I ate it consistently for up to 6 months!
After 6 months, I started to think that this was really a finished product. Of course, if you compare it a year later, your eyes are still very awkward and swollen, but it still seems like your almost completed eyes are showing.
(In the first year, my eyes settled properly and all the swelling went away)
I have a lot of eye fat and my eyelids are thick, so they are thinner and not more natural, but my double eyelids are slightly puffy and I don't have the same attractive eye smile as before, but I like it because it gives me the round look I want.
Most of the hospital information is not used, and I tried not to use it, but it is a place where everyone knows the name, but they give me a very uniform look, and my mother saw that I was doing well and made an appointment, but it was ruined. He underwent revision surgery about three times at a good place, but everyday life was so difficult after that, so I am writing down his name because I want to tell him to avoid this place.
(My mom's eyes needed a partial incision, not a full incision, but they cut the skin out of the full incision, so she couldn't close her eyes properly, and she got a lot of scars because they didn't look pretty. The hospital that I ruined later did a good job. They introduced me and I went there and listened to the story, and they said that my mother had a chronic condition that was bound to have side effects, and that it was because the director didn't properly check the patient's condition and performed surgery on Daenagana. As I was talking about that, the director who was good at it got very angry, and I listened to it as well. I was so heartbroken. Don’t just look at the successful cases at that hospital, but be sure to look for reviews of failures)
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