I had an incision + epicanthoplasty today.

My eyes are throbbing ㅠㅠㅠ When I first went for a consultation, I was told it would be a partial incision, but today I went and they said it would be a complete incision... Phew... I thought it was the tarsus and was just happy that the swelling would be less! I knew it was completely ruined and it was completely ruined. I just remembered my mother's ruined eyes! Right now, I'm meeting my elementary school friends on the 16th, but all I can think about is that I'm screwed! My boyfriend is leaving the country tomorrow and I just feel like I won't be able to go!!! Oh, but the anesthesia injection really hurt... I read a lot of reviews (because it was my first time having surgery), and half said it hurt and half said it didn't hurt, so I patted myself on the back and told myself it would be okay, but... something was bothering me. It was difficult to get in, but when I felt the drug being injected, it was so painful that I almost cried;ㅁ; At least I was able to tolerate it because I didn't know what to do with the right side first, but when I did the left side a little later, I knew that my body was hurting, so I was very nervous and put a lot of effort into it. Thanks to this, the bruise over my left eye is really bad now;ㅁ; But what’s surprising is that as soon as the anesthetic injection is taken out, you really don’t feel anything? I knew it was pulling something, but it didn't hurt. As the surgery slowly started, I could hear the sound of the scissors and feel that my eye was being cut, and I could feel blood flowing... wow... I'm worried because the epicanthoplasty of my right eye is a bit subtle, but even if it's a little strange, reoperation is a dream. I feel like I can't even sleep. So the surgery was completed in a little less than an hour. The episode that occurred during the surgery was that my left eye was in a lot of pain because the anesthesia was a little less effective, so I had to inject it again (!), and that the nurse who was assisting next to me was often scolded by the doctor, who must have been an apprentice? And I said during the consultation that it was inline, but today when the doctor was just drawing a blueprint on my eye, I asked him just in case, and he was drawing an outline. I told him about this, and he said he would leave a little Mongolian fold and make it fit as much as possible on the inside, so it was resolved. I don't like outline double eyelids. But right now, the front of my right eye seems to be a little shorter than the left. It looks like that because of the stitches, swelling, and bruising, right? If that's not the case, I really need to have a second surgery, but I don't even want to think about it. They say the stitches will come out in a week. I thought it would be released earlier, but that wasn't the case, so I guess I'll have to postpone the appointment on the 16th. I got in touch with someone who works there, and he told me to use cold compresses all week long. So I changed the ice three or four times today. It's still a little throbbing now, but it's healed a lot so I'll sleep a little longer. Haha. Oh, I had epicanthoplasty + incision to get my weight to 120, but thanks to the person mentioned above, I shaved it off a lot and got it to 90! Haha, you told me not to say anything, but I didn't say the name of the hospital or the name of the director, so write it down.