Non-incisional double eyelid surgery, Ptosis Correction, Epicanthoplasty, Lower Eyelid Fat Repositioning

Before surgery: I had severe asymmetry, and I felt self-conscious because the space between my eyes felt too narrow and wide. The multiple eyelid creases didn’t bother me that much, but one eyelid kept coming undone, which really bothered me, so I came in. After surgery: My eyes didn’t change dramatically, but I don’t have to worry about one eyelid coming undone anymore. The multiple creases were neatly corrected into a single line, and I really like that people around me say my eyes look bigger thanks to the natural Epicanthoplasty. My detailed review of Suture method + Ptosis Correction + Epicanthoplasty + fat repositioning Post-op day 1: Once the anesthesia wore off, I felt really out of it and groggy. Since the pharmacy was about to close, I had to go there right after surgery without any time to rest. I recommend having surgery in the morning. The swelling didn’t look that noticeable, but it was a little hard to open my eyes. They felt like they had been bitten by mosquitoes, so they didn’t open well. Post-op day 5: The Epicanthoplasty stitches were pretty bothersome. The swelling had gone down compared to days 1 and 2, so I went around without a hat or glasses, but I was mistaken. I was less swollen than on days 1 and 2, not completely un-swollen lol. I was desperate to be free of it all soon. Post-op day 10: The swelling had gone down a lot, but the bruising lasted quite a while. It was manageable when covered with light base makeup. I was so happy because it seemed like everything was gradually settling into place. The Epicanthoplasty stitches were removed too, so I looked somewhat normal again. I’m still washing my face with pads and not wearing any eye makeup at all. (I’m scared the stitches might come undone..) One month after surgery: For the first time, I tried mascara, eyeliner, and glitter. My eyes looked quite open and pretty. I still have a tingling sensation under my eyes, but my doctor said it would gradually go away with time, so I felt reassured.