Incisional DES, Ptosis Correct…
Page Info
Writer ggomak Hit 17 Hits Date 24-04-25 15:20Content
After/Before
At another hospital, when I was 20 years old, I had incisional DES, but it was loosened less than 2 years, so I stayed in that condition. Now, 8 years later, I got DES revision by Dr. Do Eon-rok. I didn't want to have to have surgery again, so I thought it was my last time and searched for a good place without worrying about the price. I searched for revision eye surgery and went to three famous places for consultation. The other two recommended fat grafting for the eyes, but the director said it could be done without fat grafting, so I chose them.
My eyelids were thin and droopy, so I had a strong sleepy appearance, but they also recommended ptosis correction... so I did it! I don't know how many people do double-wielding here... It's the first time I've seen a place that requires line-holding practice separately haha. He was very strict(?) so I was a little nervous while holding the line, but the director quickly made a point and made a point. Maybe it's because I have protruding eyes + thin eyelids + eyelid filler + reoperation, but the swelling and pain were much worse than when I first had double eyelid surgery. It was really painful right after the surgery, but I was in tears when the stitches were pulled out a week later (getting anesthesia and pulling the stitches was painful lol)
It's been about a month and a week now, and with the eyeliner applied, the swelling has subsided by evening and the look has gotten to a point where it looks decent. My mom said that it isn't very noticeable when I open my eyes, but when I look down, it becomes noticeable. The line I want gets thicker towards the back, and I think you captured it well. When I told him that I wanted to get rid of the swelling quickly because I had to go to work, the consultant was very kind and gave me more laser treatment for the swelling. More than anything, I wonder if opening my eyes was always this easy...? My eyes don't feel as heavy as they used to, There are still some minor swelling and discoloration, but they say I need to look at those for 6 months to 1 year, so I guess I'll have to wait.
At another hospital, when I was 20 years old, I had incisional DES, but it was loosened less than 2 years, so I stayed in that condition. Now, 8 years later, I got DES revision by Dr. Do Eon-rok. I didn't want to have to have surgery again, so I thought it was my last time and searched for a good place without worrying about the price. I searched for revision eye surgery and went to three famous places for consultation. The other two recommended fat grafting for the eyes, but the director said it could be done without fat grafting, so I chose them.
My eyelids were thin and droopy, so I had a strong sleepy appearance, but they also recommended ptosis correction... so I did it! I don't know how many people do double-wielding here... It's the first time I've seen a place that requires line-holding practice separately haha. He was very strict(?) so I was a little nervous while holding the line, but the director quickly made a point and made a point. Maybe it's because I have protruding eyes + thin eyelids + eyelid filler + reoperation, but the swelling and pain were much worse than when I first had double eyelid surgery. It was really painful right after the surgery, but I was in tears when the stitches were pulled out a week later (getting anesthesia and pulling the stitches was painful lol)
It's been about a month and a week now, and with the eyeliner applied, the swelling has subsided by evening and the look has gotten to a point where it looks decent. My mom said that it isn't very noticeable when I open my eyes, but when I look down, it becomes noticeable. The line I want gets thicker towards the back, and I think you captured it well. When I told him that I wanted to get rid of the swelling quickly because I had to go to work, the consultant was very kind and gave me more laser treatment for the swelling. More than anything, I wonder if opening my eyes was always this easy...? My eyes don't feel as heavy as they used to, There are still some minor swelling and discoloration, but they say I need to look at those for 6 months to 1 year, so I guess I'll have to wait.
List of comments
No comments