I had incision + epicanthoplasty surgery in 2016, and my lines started to loosen 2 years ago, so I looked into reoperation. I had a
hard time in the hot summer and was running around, but I decided to go to the hospital that communicated best with me and gave me confidence in many aspects. Well, that's the first time
. If you look at the eye that I had surgery on, it's not that strange, but I wanted it to be clear, so I researched hard and prepared for reoperation.
When I went for surgery, the atmosphere at the hospital was much better than the hospital where I had my first surgery.
I diligently received laser treatment for swelling while watching the progress, and went for walks occasionally when it was too hot. I tried to get rid of the swelling while doing housework.
Two weeks after the surgery, it was easy to go about my daily life and put on makeup, and now that it's been over two months, my eyes have definitely looked more natural. I
think I need to look into revision eye surgery more thoroughly because I don't want it to end up like the first surgery. I hope you research well, communicate well with the director, and make a good decision about the hospital!
The reoperation involved both an incision and a slit! If you are curious about the hospital, price, or director information, please leave a comment and I will let you know.
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