True story) Revision eye surgery makes a clear difference

It's gotten cooler!!

[@Repair] Thank you for your reply. How did you come up with that idea?

The width of the eyes and the height of the tail look more symmetrical than before, but the double eyelids look a bit disappointing.

[@Dtududududuru] Thank you for your reply. The first thing you mentioned was that it seemed uncomfortable. After the surgery, it was not normalized both cosmetically and functionally, so I was complaining of discomfort every day.

If it’s functionally inconvenient,, ㅠㅠ you’re in trouble.

[@Dkcona] Thank you for your reply. Should I let go of my desperation and sadness about the surgery, which I even delivered a handwritten letter to the surgeon before the surgery?

It looks like the epicanthoplasty restoration went well, but your eyes are dry... ㅠㅠ Do you have trouble closing your eyes? ㅠㅠㅠ

[@It’s cold] Thank you for your reply. Functionally, the dryness has worsened and the eyes are complaining of discomfort in closing the eyes. When restoring the epicanthoplasty, I requested that the part where the crooked eye is visible be shaped like a hook, i.e. the axis is directed downward, and the surgeon said that his opinion was possible, but the result was not good. It worked differently than I intended. It's an inconvenient truth.

This can happen if you have eye surgery.

[@Assang] I think it is a bit strange that a so-called plastic surgery clinic in Nonhyeon-dong, Gangnam, specializing in keloid and epicanthoplasty restoration, who has completed the master's degree program and received commendation, is acting indiscriminately and taking responsibility as if he has no regard for the patient's well-being.

Good for you

[@Assang] I’m surprised that you have the insight to think that way.

I am interested in eye correction, but I think it will feel uncomfortable if it is overcorrected.

In the photo, the right eye looks sleepy ㅠㅠ It looks like it's covered with a lot of black marks, and the lines are evenly matched. The doctors just said everything was fine ㅠㅠ Are you upset?

[@marronyi] Thank you for your reply. You can see a lot of discomfort in your eyes when you regularize your eyes with half of your strength and when you focus your eyes normally. I think it is the doctor's role and duty to listen to the patient's words and perform surgery to improve the situation, but the patient's request and pursuit of any part of the surgery area was sublimated into dysfunctional pain and the patient's language was silenced.

The restoration of the epicanthoplasty and posterior epicanthoplasty were done well, making the overall appearance pretty, but I think there was a functional problem due to the overcorrection. How about getting the overcorrection removed?

[@Cream Powder] Thank you for your reply. When restoring epicanthoplasty, I requested that the axis be lowered in a hook shape, and I was told that what I requested was possible. However, I felt a lot of discomfort not only because of the different results after the surgery, but also because they performed surgery that I did not agree to and did not request before the surgery. I have some

It doesn't seem to be very comfortable... ㅠ

[@Leeun] Thank you for your reply. Can you understand what pain it is to face myself becoming devastated by discomfort after surgery?

In the photo, the slit looks fine, but the lines... It looks uneven. It's been almost a year, so I think all the major swelling has gone down. Looking at the picture right after the surgery, I see vomit, but are you feeling better now? I think it's better to resolve it quickly because the functional problem is more important than the external problem. I hope this inconvenience is resolved.

[@Assam Milk Tea] Thank you for your reply. Both parts are problematic, so it is inconvenient and difficult in many ways. The lining seems to change over time. Anyway, I hope that there will be better changes by referring to the messages of support and the comments you made. Rock, I will try my best for you. If you are planning on having surgery, please read the text carefully and avoid that place.

ㅠㅠ How are you feeling now??

[@Eunhasumirinae] Thank you for your reply. It is difficult to list in words all the discomforts I experienced after the surgery. It makes me think a lot about how I can tell them that they made me feel comfortable. If you are planning on having surgery, please read the text carefully and avoid that place.

Ugh, it would be easier to get eye correction done.

[@Lesgirit] Thank you for your reply. They didn't even perform eye correction. How can I trust a hospital that said they made it comfortable but then made me feel even more uncomfortable?

I think she looked prettier before the surgery;;

[@hermes11] Thank you for your reply. If I had the talent to turn back time, I would really like to do so. We all refer to and think about many things when choosing and implementing something. It wasn't a choice I made without thinking, but I ended up in that situation.

* this is a secret.

[@p1225] Thank you for your reply. The so-called Gangnam Plastic Surgery Clinic near Exit 4 of Eonju Station is a place that focuses on keloid epicanthoplasty restoration, ectropion, and ectropion. I thought about it for several years and decided on a hospital, but now that I have received these results, it is a feeling that is too difficult to express in words. The functional discomfort. It's hard to find a direction in life due to the lack of improvement and the doctor's reckless attitude.

It looks natural before surgery ㅠㅠㅠ If I had to compare externally, it looks better before ㅠㅠㅠ I'm most worried about the functional part ㅠㅠㅠㅠ

Thank you for your answer. Before the surgery, my eyes have a double eyelid line and are open. Externally, they are better without any criticism. After the surgeon's time, the double eyelid line and puffiness will come down. I will perform surgery again for the posterior epicanthoplasty asymmetry. The uncomfortable eyes that have been corrected will heal over time. He raised the skin with water and recited to me medical terms that were difficult to understand and procedures that were difficult to access. Six months and then a year passed. What was achieved over time was a clearer eye imbalance, functional discomfort after the surgery, and reckless doctor behavior.

Didn't they pay for surgery to improve things? I can't see anything being pretty or improved. What did you spend your money and time on -.-

[@Sutimuliqdhi] Thank you for your reply. I wrote an additional post out of frustration. These are the parts that I also find difficult to understand.

* this is a secret.

[@Let’s finish it quickly] Thank you for your reply. I wrote an additional post out of frustration, but there are some parts that I also find difficult to understand.

First of all, there seems to be a difference between epicanthoplasty restoration before and after... The front of the eyes looks round;; It looks like my left eye is overcorrected... Is it true that you also had eye correction? The back slit looks like an even eye in the photo.... ; It seems to have a strong round feel. It's the first time in my life I've heard that my eyes make a sound, so I'm really confused. If you have a hard time holding on without eye drops, you'll be very uncomfortable in your daily life. ㅠ_ㅠ;; I hope you find some strength.

[@Nawaraoba] Thank you for your reply. For epicanthoplasty restoration, the priority was to create sharp, hook-shaped Mongolian folds, and eye correction was not requested before surgery. I lowered the double eyelid line and talked about the result in a curved shape rather than a bumpy eye. Even as I write this, I still feel a cold and popping sound every time I blink... I will continue to work hard thanks to your support.

If it was a revision surgery, you must have had expectations..ㅜ The state of the eye correction is very much the same, except for the slit being slightly rounded..ㅠㅠ I see strange comments above..Is this part-time work or something?.. What should I do if it even creates a problem with the function? ㅠ Money is as money is, time is as time..... I know it's rude, but I'm also looking into a hospital for a reoperation. Can you give me the hospital information..? ㅜㅜ

Hehehe ㅠㅠ

I think I know a little bit about how you feel. My eyes weren't bad originally, but when I tried to improve them a little, the situation changed drastically... I feel like it's worse than before, I'm spending money on my own money, and the director can't communicate well... The hospital's words that the surgery went well are literally in front of me . Wasn't the area blocked and the line corrected? I think they're just saying this... When it comes to plastic surgery, you have to take aesthetics into consideration... And just looking at the line, it's not as symmetrical as it was before the surgery, so I don't think that can ever be considered a good thing. Looking at what you're doing, it looks like you've even developed vomit. Was that also predicted before the surgery? You must be really upset in many ways. I sympathize with you because you touched my eye, which was fine, and have now scheduled a re-operation. I have very pretty eyes, so you must be upset.

By any chance, what did you use to correct the 300-degree eye? If you look at it, skin cross grafting and ligament reconstruction? I heard it said it would correct 300 eyes with something like that.

I'm sure you're going through a lot ㅠㅠㅠ Are you feeling better now? ㅠㅠ

The situation is different, but I am currently in a situation where it is difficult for me to work at work or look at my smartphone due to the pain in my eyes, tears, and dry eyes after epicanthoplasty restoration. Aside from not liking the way it looks, I feel like my eyes are sore, so I am very upset and am having a hard time every day... Please . I hope it works out well

I know that dryness gets worse when you get an epicanthoplasty because your skin is exposed to a lot. Did it actually get worse after restoration? Was the restoration not done properly?