A huge success with revision eye surgery

I had non-incisional double-eyelid surgery 10 years ago and lived comfortably with it for a really long time. The in-out line suited my eyes well, so I thought revision surgery was something that happened to other people. Then around last year, there started to be days when my double-eyelid line looked faint. These days I have to strain my eyes just to create the line, and it comes and goes completely randomly;; At first I thought, “It’s been 10 years, so I guess this is normal,” but after I developed the habit of straining my eyes, I decided I needed to redo it and went to Director Choi Woo-seok at ID. But because it was revision surgery, I had absolutely no desire for a new design. I had an in-out line that had worked well for me for 10 years, so there was no reason to make different eyes. “Please just make it like before” was almost my entire request. I had it redone with non-incisional eye-shape correction. At first, seeing clear double eyelids again after so long felt a little unfamiliar lol. As time passed, that unfamiliar feeling quickly disappeared. When I open my eyes, the in-out line naturally follows as before, and the most comfortable part is that my eyes open properly without straining hard. In fact, this isn’t the kind of revision where people see before-and-after photos and say, “Wow, you look like a different person!” If that had happened, I probably would have considered it a failure. People close to me haven’t asked whether anything changed, but several have said my eyes look clearer. That’s exactly enough for me. The line that suited my face 10 years ago has been restored. I just hope it holds up for a long time again haha