My eye shape before surgery was really ambiguous... It was neither cat-like nor puppy-like. I wanted a distinct change to my eyes, so I had fox-eye surgery.
Since this procedure changes the direction of the eye shape itself, the doctor paid very close attention to the angle design. Even during the consultation, rather than simply raising the outer corners as much as possible, the doctor kept adjusting the angle and assessed what degree would suit my face best. The process was much more detailed than I expected.
In my case, they said lifting them too much could make my impression look harsh, so the doctor designed them at a natural degree that could still create a fox-like look.
If the doctor had lacked aesthetic sense, I think I would have pushed to get exactly what I wanted until the end. But during the consultation, the doctor seemed to have a good eye for these details, so I trusted them to take care of it, haha.
Overall, my satisfaction with the surgery is really high. The swelling went down faster than I expected, and above all, the result came out exactly as I wanted.
Fox-eye surgery does not make the eyes dramatically bigger, but it was amazing how changing the direction of the outer corners slightly transformed my overall vibe. Before, my eye shape felt neither here nor there, making my whole face look a little plain. Now, with the eye shape slightly lifted, I definitely have more of a cat-like impression.
It does not look excessive, as if anyone could tell my outer corners were sharply lifted. Instead, it gives a subtly sleek and sophisticated feel. I wanted elegant, fox-like eyes like Liz's, and I love that the look developed naturally.