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Double-Eyelid Surgery Consultation Review

[Clinic A] Plastic Surgery I brought up canthoplasty first, but they said my eyes were not suited for it and told me not to do it. They repeatedly and carefully set the crease line, and recommended ptosis correction for both eyes as well, saying I open my eyes using my forehead and one eye has weaker opening strength. It is true that one eye is weaker for personal reasons, so I was a little surprised. [Clinic B] Plastic Surgery They recommended only quick buried-suture double-eyelid surgery. Here too, I first mentioned ptosis correction and canthoplasty, but they advised against both. They set the most attractive crease line, trying it repeatedly from high to low, and recommended a low in-out crease. Some factory-style plastic-surgery clinic Perhaps because the doctor came in immediately after surgery, they barely tried the crease line and did not assess what my eyes needed. Even the necessary procedures were simply repeated as written by the consultant. They said that without medial epicanthoplasty, an in-out crease was impossible and only an in-crease was possible; and even if I did it, because of my age (late twenties), it would inevitably droop or come undone. It made me wonder whether this is why people say not to go to factory-style clinics.

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