<사람이 앞을 보고 살아야지><브이><난 사실 눈을 반만 뜨고 다녀. 맨날 피곤하니까><고개돌리기 귀찮아서 눈알만 돌려서 보는거 나만 그런거 아니잖아><재수술 전 사진은 새 폰에 몇 장 없음><그 와중에 너무 심하게 부은 날>I'm just writing this review because I suddenly wanted to write it at night.
I have a history of buried double eyelid surgery (in-line), removal of fat under the eyes, and eye correction at the age of 16. I lived well, but
gradually the left eye line became loose, and the right one became outline one day and in-line the other day. Eyes become even.
I
feel like I sold out to about 10 places here and there
quite arbitrarily . I don't know what was going on. When you look at the face, only the eyes are visible.
People who want to have repeat surgery are all for the same reason as me, right?
So anyway, I am satisfied with the results of the reoperation.
There is no major discomfort in my eyes and I can now easily wear makeup.
First, go to the reoperation hospital and take a picture of the eye you want and do this. I took a picture of Shin Se-kyung, the goddess of Banila Co.
The hospital I worked at asked me to do eye correction, incisions, under-eye fat transplantation, and under-eye fat relocation, so I went ahead with it
→ The price went up a bit due to the issue of reoperation for everything except fat grafting. I don't know if it's cheap considering that. Um
→ Reason for re-surgery for eye correction: The left eye opening force was different, so it had to be corrected again because the eye was uneven.
So, if you look at my other posts, you can see how bad the swelling was.
I waited a year, but honestly, I like it, except for the morning swelling. (Look at the last picture. I am friends with the swelling.)
Originally, I wanted semi-out, but the area between my eyes and eyebrows was so bad. For two reasons, being close and frowning, I compromised with the world and the director made my eyes as pretty as possible in real life. Thank you my 3rd father.
So, I just had the surgery again, and I had severe swelling, and since it's winter now, I'm sure there are a lot of people who have decided to have surgery, and I just came back because of various thoughts. I've
experienced a lot of people worrying about the swelling not going down after
surgery , and I wanted to reassure them that it's possible to have human eyes. I've been here..
The post was written like an Instagram ad. I guess it's because I always look at Instagram. I'll
throw in a few pictures and go..
I can't remember the exact cost of the reoperation. It was in the low 400s
+ surgery. When I was young, I was guided by my mom and dad, but when I grew up and tried to do it again, I started thinking about this and that, and when I got up on the operating table, I started to think about everything.
I would feel relieved if I could only see these eyes in the mirror. I had the surgery because I was annoyed by the thought that I would never have to look in the mirror again.
Even so, I was scared and wondered what I was doing here for.
Since I had the surgery, I can no longer see my eyes when I look in the mirror, so I'm satisfied with my life, but if I'm just a little scared and think I can't do it, I wish I could just take the time and decide. It took me a few years to decide... haha
I hope everyone makes good decisions and gets good results!
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