[Lari Plastic Surgery] Incisional Eye Correction Surgery for a Hidden Double Eyelid in a Monolid: Swelling Period Before and After (+Selfie)

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When we have surgery, we ultimately think about our post-surgery self, transformed beautifully.

However, most people think only about their post-surgery self that has changed beautifully, without considering the middle process.

For everything, there is a process that leads to the result.

But in the field of plastic surgery, this process is often given too little consideration.

In plastic surgery, we call this process the recovery period.

The recovery period differs by surgery and by patient, so there is nothing specifically fixed.

After surgery, you enter the recovery period,

and during this time, people worry and feel anxious the most,

and become most sensitive to the reactions of others and to the mirror.

During the recovery period, it is hard to predict what kind of process you will go through,

and in most cases, things look worse than before surgery.

So you keep asking people around you and looking in the mirror, wondering if it will get better.

At the clinic, they check the condition of the surgical area and tell you that it looks fine and to wait and see,

but the patient’s worries do not stop ㅠㅠ

Some say they are the type who do not swell, so this much means there will be no more changes, or

that they know their own face best, so this is not right, and so on.

However, in plastic surgery, time is the answer.

Of course, this does not mean you should just blindly wait based on your own judgment.

It means you need to check the condition at the appropriate time and listen carefully to what the clinic tells you.

In order for the eyes before surgery to become the eyes at the 6-month mark after surgery,

you had to go through an intermediate period such as the 6th day after surgery.

To make the eyes open more clearly than before surgery, incisional eye correction surgery was performed,

but after surgery there was a thick double eyelid and the right eye, which actually opened less well (left in the photo),

so the eyes became uneven, with different sizes on both sides.

However, after enduring this swollen period, by the 6th month, those eyes changed like this.

The double eyelid that had looked thick after surgery became an inner double eyelid that was almost like no visible double eyelid at all,

and the difference in double-eyelid thickness and how well the eyes opened could no longer be called uneven,

changing naturally into clearer and prettier eyes.

Once the swelling that seemed like it would never go down has subsided, the eyes are

the post-surgery self we imagined would look beautiful.

Can you clearly feel the difference from before surgery?

For this result, remember that you have to endure a swelling period like the middle-stage photos,

and if you wait without being swayed by what people around you say,

many people will be able to achieve good results.