[Rari Plastic Surgery] Recovery Process for Line Irregularity During the Course of Double Eyelid Removal Surgery

When you move from your 20s into your 30s, you start to feel aging in your body.

I may deny and reject the changes within, but

there is nothing I can do about the changes on the outside.

Among them, one visible change on the face is the appearance of a double eyelid that was not there before.

In fact, it is an ambiguous line to call a double eyelid,

but due to sagging skin, a new crease forms in monolids or eyes with an inner double eyelid,

making the face look tired.

A double eyelid that appears like this can be improved with double eyelid removal surgery,

which can erase the ambiguous crease on the upper eyelid.

Three months after surgery, the crease on the upper eyelid has been neatly removed,

giving the eye area a clean look and making the eyes appear much clearer.

But then, until the three-month follow-up after surgery,

did the recovery period really go smoothly?!

You can see why plastic surgery is called the art of waiting,

and why people usually say that after plastic surgery you need to wait about 3 to 6 months,

from this photo.

This is the day the stitches were removed, on day 6 after surgery.

There are still red bruises visible here and there,

and there is some swelling not only in the upper eyelids but also in the lower eyelids.

Even though double eyelid removal surgery was performed, the line still seems visible,

and the eyelashes may also feel lifted, causing discomfort.

One thing visible here is the crease that sticks out toward the front of the eyelid line.

I marked it with an arrow so it is easier to see.

An unintended third crease has formed,

and many people continue to ask about it or feel stressed because of it.

However, as shown, the crease above had completely disappeared by three months after surgery.

Of course, the other swelling had also gone down, and the eyes had become ordinary monolids.

When swelling is present, depending on the force going into the eyes,

a crease that is temporarily formed

disappears naturally as the swelling goes down.

This kind of protruding crease does not happen to everyone who undergoes double eyelid removal surgery.

Also, not only with double eyelid removal surgery, but even for those who undergo double eyelid surgery,

a protruding line can still occur unintentionally.

As time passes and the swelling goes down,

this kind of issue will mostly improve like this.

However, occasionally there are cases where that is not the case,

so it is best to patiently wait for the swelling to subside and for recovery to progress according to the hospital’s instructions,

and check the progress at the appropriate time. ^^