Day02 - Review of double incision + epicanthoplasty + eye correction

⬇️1 day after double treatment⬇️
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 1) Swelling
  - I am satisfied because the swelling seems to have gone down more than I expected considering it was only the 2nd day after surgery. There don't seem to be any bruises or scars, and it's easier to open my eyes than yesterday.
 Today, I went to a coin karaoke bar and had fun by myself to get rid of the swelling, and then walked around for about 40 minutes to buy something to eat at an intersection near my house. I feel like I got a day's worth of exercise. Haha.
 
2) Inflammation
  - I don't know why, but the surgery area kept itching. .? The surgery area didn't turn red, so I think it's because the skin is in the process of healing... There's nothing wrong with it, so I just put on eye ointment before going to bed and sleep!
 
Oh, and sometimes I get yellow eye spots, but I always take them off as soon as I see them, in case it gets red and inflames. I use saline solution and a sterilized cotton swab~! They cleaned it up because there might have been dust on it when they came back from out, so
 
they told me to contact the hospital if my eyelids were really clogged or I had symptoms of inflammation (redness, heat, swelling, itchiness, pain)! Even if you feel a foreign body, it's the same, but on the first day, I thought it was going crazy because the stitches kept poking my eyeball because of the swelling. The next day, it felt better again, so it would be better to monitor the progress and contact me.
 

3) Meal
  - Healthy food for breakfast today, cereal for lunch. , I ate a cup of rice for dinner. I thought it was important that it wasn't salty, so I tried to eat something that wasn't seasoned a little tastelessly if possible! The same goes for snacks, so I gave up the desire to eat spicy things like hotteok, banana kick jelly, etc... haha
 
​​Also, I only took anti-inflammatory painkillers on the first day and stopped taking them after that. If you take too much anti-inflammatory painkillers, you end up with a hole in your stomach. So, you shouldn’t eat it even if you think it’s okay!!
 

Hmm, the content is the same every day, so I don't think there's much difference. I'll give you hospital information through B.DAT!! If you have any questions, ask and be pretty.