They set the line very conservatively, and it actually turned out well... They did not provide things like laser treatment or swelling care. There was not even an elevator, so I remember staggering down while holding the railing.
I did originally have slightly narrow-looking eyes, but I did not use double-eyelid tape, and I had no drooping skin or eyelid fat. I had a very subtle hidden double eyelid, but it was covered when I opened my eyes; my eyelid-opening strength itself was good, and I went in wanting an in-line crease from the start.
It is unremarkably good. A gentle, natural kind of feeling? The line shows when I close my eyes, so it is slightly noticeable, and the crease is more visible than I expected, but... I have lived with double eyelids for more than a year and a half now and have never developed any complaint or once been upset looking in the mirror. It is probably a pretty, natural-looking in-line crease for double-eyelid surgery.
I did not have canthoplasty. The price was a little high and there was no particular discount, but it is run by a single doctor, and I liked the coordinator consultation. I visited around five places before deciding, and it truly... truly seems like I made a very good decision. My eyes became beautifully bigger.
For reference, it hurt a little on the first day, enough that I needed to take a painkiller while waiting for the bus... But from the second day, it was magically fine. Anyway, I was really, really satisfied. I do not know whether the coordinator has changed now, but they were kind. The anesthesia worked well, and there was not really anything to criticize (apart from staggering on the way down...). Also, the waiting room had a very aesthetic feel.