There aren't many reviews about protruding eyes, so I'm trying to write one,
 
and while I'm resting after surgery, I'm going
 to write a diary to fill in my poems // Of course, I
'm not good at writing.
 
It was the eye. The
 eyeball was so protruding that if I put on glasses,
 it wouldn't touch the eyeball.
 Or, when viewed from the side, does it come out above or equal to the bridge of the nose?
 
Do you know those who have protruding eyes? That.. it was dirtier than a frog's eye.. like the expert in removing eyeballs from the Guinness Book of World Records..
 I wasn't that good, and
 among the comedians of the past, I was one of them. Does it come out less than that person?
 
Anyway, I found out about protruding eye surgery through a YouTube algorithm.
 I guess I was unconsciously stressed out about protruding eyes.
 Looking at what appeared in the algorithm,
 I decided on three major places:
 Busan, Daegu, and Seoul.
 
Daegu and Seoul are famous places, and
 Busan is right there. I put it on the list because it's where I live. They say
 there's one place in Busan that deals with protruding eyes
 
, but I chose Daegu and made an inquiry on a holiday. I received a
 call the next day and decided to transfer the consultation fee and take a facial CT scan. I got the CT scan at the dentist who recommended
 it .
 
After the first visit, after several consultations,
 I set the surgery date right away. Two days later...
 I also had to do a blood test related to the contract, consent form, facial imaging, and
 general anesthesia. Even though I did just this ,
 the day was already gone,
 
so I finished all the preparations and had the surgery on the day of the surgery. My
 blood pressure was naturally high, and since I was taking omega-3,
 I was taking medicine to make the blood sticky to prevent bleeding
 . I was very worried because I was in a much higher state...
 Fortunately, when I woke up, I was being helped and walking to my room.
 But maybe because I was under general anesthesia, I felt so bad and my stomach
 was so nauseous, so I was in a lot of pain...
 
I don't know how many hours I stayed there until I calmed down
 . I still felt nauseous, but my symptoms improved.
 Everyone knows that general anesthesia is scary, right?
 
The director came and checked for double vision or rolling of the eyes, but
 fortunately there were no problems.
 Although they say that there is only one thing every now and then, the eyes start to roll less, or
 things appear in two, etc.
 They said
 that these things can improve over time,
 such as protruding eyes. In this case, the wall of the orbit behind the eyeball is broken a little bigger and
 the eye goes backwards...
 Usually, the 1st to 3rd wall can be broken, and fat can also be removed
 as an option
 . In my case, one of my eyes was assaulted 4 years ago and
 had an orbital fracture. So, since my left eye is slightly sunken in compared to my left eye,
 making it symmetrical during surgery is usually a difficult case,
 so the result of the surgery is more important than the price, so
 it was more expensive than I thought... It
 's been 3 days now, and
 I drove yesterday evening... Now. Even though
 the work I'm doing
 is gentle , they tell me that I shouldn't put pressure on my eyes, but
 I don't think it's that bad.
 In my case, I also removed the fat inside my eyes, so
 blood clots and fat-like pus
 come out every time I put in the prescribed eye drops.
 I wipe them with a cotton swab from time to time.
 The swelling is still a lot. It's swollen and my entire left cheek
 is still tingling.
 It's Monday starting tomorrow, so I'm worried because it's going to be hard
 , but I hope I can endure it and recover well.