Before <before revision surgery> After <after revision surgery (buried-suture method + epicanthoplasty)> Hello~ I had double-eyelid surgery by the partial-incision method when I was 20, but it wasn't the design I wanted and turned out too natural, like an inner double eyelid, so I was pretty dissatisfied,
But having surgery again was scary, and I didn't want to go through the swelling-recovery period again, so I just put up with it for about 10 years. Then my eyes gradually started to feel more indistinct, so I went to Dream Plastic Surgery, which I had had my eye on for a long time haha
For reference, I went to both Dream Plastic Surgery locations for consultations. Between the place with Director Park Yang-soo and the place near Exit 5 with Director Song Hong-sik, I ended up having it done at Apgujeong Dream Plastic Surgery, where Director Song Hong-sik is. I felt that place would give me the more dramatic change I wanted, and above all, when I saw celebrities or influencers known to have had double-eyelid surgery at that clinic, they had the glamorous eyes I like^^
During the consultation with the director, his voice was so quiet that it was hard to hear, but I felt he designed the line very delicately. Most decisively, even though it was a revision surgery, it could be done with the buried-suture method, and compared with other clinics, their buried-suture method looked like it would not loosen easily and had sturdy knots.
Another reason was that he said I would need epicanthoplasty to get the shape I wanted. I said I didn't like epicanthoplasty because scar tissue can show and the inner corners can become sharp, and he said the epicanthoplasty done at this clinic is not a method where they cut the inner corner with a scalpel, but a surgery that releases the deep Mongolian fold that is tightly held by the muscle haha So I liked that the epicanthoplasty was done without actually cutting, and it didn't show at all!
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