I thought I had lost my luck, but when I watched it again, it seemed like it saved my life by 80% (the first attempt was a disaster).

<Sequence of photos>
 Before retaking, open
 eye re-watering, 3 weeks,
 re-watering, one month.
 Before re-watering, closed eyes,
 after re-watering, closed eye
 



re-watering, incision, one month.
 Like many dual wielders, I have always been depressed.
 Even before the stitches were removed, the first epicanthoplasty of the right eye was done and the double line was formed.
 Pulling out stitches and letting the swelling go away is a mess.
 On the 20th, only the stitch line in the same eye was scabbed and that was all I recovered;
 When I look at the pictures I took for the sake of progress, I feel like my heart is heaving with stress.
 So, after retaking the exam, I continued to feel bad and only recently calmed down.
 



However,
 it was a huge failure from the very first attempt, so I didn't even take pictures because I had bought it roughly for 10 years.
 Still, just in case, I found a photo before the luck and compared it, and it
 turned out that my luck wasn't ruined;;
 
I guess I screwed up my first move too much;;;
 I think God of Fortune worked hard to fix it though;;;;;;
 When I compared my eyes side by side with my eyes before the exam, it looked like that, and I wonder where this is;
 
It's been over ten years since the first one, and that bloody bangs scar + swelling.
 It's such a crooked idiot line that you can't even believe it's double-wielding.
 In addition, I also have white scars under my eyes, which have faded a lot with age.
 My eye condition was seriously crappy ;;
 It seems like the lucky doctor put a lot of effort into fixing it;;
 I suddenly feel grateful because I compare photos before and after the retake, not the progress?!;;
 



One thing I regret after a month is
 1. With the existing front chest, it feels like the left is in and the right is in and out. Messy in front of right eye.
 I feel very sorry about that place. Why didn't I organize it until then? That's a shame.
 If you had asked me for more money to clean it up, I would have given it to you right away.
 I'm 80% satisfied with that. Even though I have swelling, I can see that my skin is crying and it looks like I have more room, so when the swelling goes down and the asymmetry between the left and right sides lessens, I think I'll just live with it, or see if I can fix it with phosphorus by sorting out the scar in a way that can only be done on one side.
 
2. When I wind it comfortably without applying any force, it is currently about 1.5 mm less. I think it will get better once the swelling goes down or it will be minimal. Even now, I don't feel any major discomfort in real life or when I wake up, so I'm not too worried.
 




After re-studying, I was depressed because the recovery progress was slow and I was dissatisfied, but
 when I looked at the before and after photos, I felt like I had improved a lot, so I wrote this post.
 I leave this message to anyone who has been ruined by the first move to have hope.
 


Lastly,
 let's play the first move in a place where everyone is good at it....
 If you fail on the first move, there is no answer...
 And if you fail on the opening move, the answer is worse than failing on the double move....
 I think the opening move is really good. Do it...