The double-eyelid surgery I had long ago had almost completely loosened, and I ended up with a partial crease that looked almost like monolids. I don't know if I can say it was lucky, but it wasn't something like a double fold or sausage-looking lids, so I kept wondering whether I needed a revision.
I spent months just thinking about it, and then decided that if I was going to be stressed anyway, I might as well do it. I started seriously asking for recommendations, looking up reviews, and browsing the community.
There are probably many good hospitals and skilled surgeons, but because it was a revision, I couldn't decide easily. Still, I guess things really do feel different once you actually get a consultation.
I wanted to go with the place that seemed best at solving the part I worried about most, and that ended up being this clinic for me. The before-and-after results really did that for me.
When I read revision eyelid surgery reviews, there were so many cases of people who had been in really difficult situations and still improved naturally, so I was expecting that too, but the consultation was also extremely detailed and thorough.
I wanted a natural result no matter what, but I was worried that if the crease was made too thin, it might get buried again, so I made that clear.
But after looking at my eyes, they said my skin elasticity was good. They explained that it wasn't impossible, but that they would plan the surgery taking into account the fact that the crease could widen when the incision and suturing were done.
They explained it in a very easy-to-understand way, but now that I'm trying to write it down, it's hard to explain.
Anyway, they planned the procedure to fit me, cut out the unnecessary steps, and maybe because the consultation quality was so good, the surgery result seems good too.
I wasn't planning to post a revision eyelid surgery review, but since this time it seems like it worked, I'm embarrassed but posting it anyway haha