[Rari Plastic Surgery] Watching the Progress Before and After Double Eyelid Removal Surgery

Just as there are many different reasons for having surgery,

the course of recovery also varies in many different ways.

Some people recover positively and quickly, while others do not,

which is why most plastic surgeries are said to be a battle with time, that is, with oneself.

As you can see, the reason I am showing not only the before-and-after photos

but also the intermediate progress photos

is to show the changes in the eye condition together.

One month after double eyelid removal surgery,

it is confirmed that the double eyelid has been removed, but the eye shape is not smooth and feels uneven.

However, if you look at the photo taken 1 year and 5 months after surgery,

you can see that it has become more natural with changes in the shape of the eye and how much the eyes open.

After double eyelid surgery, surgical scars that were not visible from the front

become visible when looking downward or closing the eyes.

It varies from person to person, but some people undergo surgery to correct these scars.

The special reason for showing this photo together is not only scar correction, but also comparison of how much the eyes open.

If, before surgery, the degree of eye opening when looking downward was

left eye (right eye in the photo) > right eye (left eye in the photo),

then after surgery the degree of eye opening in both eyes was adjusted to be similar.

In fact, eye plastic surgery is usually compared before and after using a single frontal image of the eyes when they are opened well,

but this surgery also corrected asymmetry in conditions other than the frontal view.

Also, after double eyelid removal surgery, people often say that the eyes close less or do not close fully,

and in some cases, the eyes really do close less.

The degree to which the eyes close less differs from person to person, and the two eyes can also differ from each other.

What is important is that, unless the person originally had eyes that did not close properly,

in most cases the eyes will close again as time passes.

It is not possible to predict exactly when they will fully close again,

so during the recovery period the eyes may feel dry and uncomfortable,

and it is a good idea to use ophthalmic medications such as artificial tears as needed ^^