I already had a double eyelid, but my epicanthic fold was severe, so the front part of my eyes was covered when looking straight ahead, so I went in for a consultation about upper canthoplasty + double eyelid surgery. The director's consultation lasted about 10 minutes, so it wasn't a long consultation, but he repeatedly adjusted the line and gave a detailed diagnosis. I liked that right at the start of the consultation, he had me take off my mask and looked at the harmony of my whole face. He said I did have the strength to open my eyes, but when I wasn't conscious of it, my eyes had a dull, unfocused look, and recommended non-incisional ptosis correction. He said upper canthoplasty would make me look older and did not recommend it.
The consultation with the office manager was also very kind, and everything was good, but I think ptosis correction is not a surgery you should do unless there is a functional defect, so I won't have surgery here.