I had double eyelid surgery through incision 7-8 years ago. I did the surgery with an incision because they said it would loosen less than the buried type, but over time, rather than loosening, the line came down and formed a double layer on top of it. I thought my eyes became loose as I developed double eyelids.
The lines on my left eye were lowered, and my right eye had a double pair, so the size and lines of my eyes were slightly different. Because of this, I decided to have a second surgery. Since my eyes are round, I wanted to make my nose look a little rounder, so I looked into nose reduction as well.
I went to the hospital and received counseling from the director, director, and manager in that order. I had surgery through an incision, and they said that since it was a double layer, it had to be done through an incision to be securely fixed. I told him that I wanted to correct only the double folds without disturbing the lines too much. I also asked him to make the nose rounder rather than taller, and to raise the tip slightly because the bridge of the nose looked wide. Since it was my
second surgery, I wasn't too worried, and I only wanted to fix the double folds, but now it's fine. I think the most satisfying thing is that my eyes are relaxed and I don't look tired or weak. By a week, the swelling had subsided so well that I asked the director while removing the stitches whether it would be a double eyelid, and he said that there was little chance of a double eyelid due to eye correction. It's a situation where even the last worry has been put aside.
I can wear makeup, but she said it would be better to wait a week before doing it, so I'm planning to make an appointment starting next week.
Since it was an eye and nose job, I knew it would be quite expensive, and I was curious about what the average price was, so I signed up for a sex artist and asked for information, and I'm glad it wasn't expensive.
Daniel02
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