I went there to just have burial surgery, but the hospital recommended an epicanthoplasty, so
I just trusted it because it was a big hospital.
But the epicanthoplasty looked like it had a lot of stitches on one side from the beginning, and
when I looked at it right after removing the stitches, it didn't seem to be due to swelling.
There were pits and vertical lines, and the skin was a bit thin. I see a black thread inside. I asked
them to take it out, but it's not a thread..
so I kept waiting. So I kept waiting. Several years have passed, and now it's over 15 years, and
I'm looking into reoperation...
I went to a consultation these days, and everyone said that that thing in front of their eyes was probably a thread..
How to sew an epicanthoplasty vertically. I'm looking for a hospital that doesn't...
It has some special features.