If you're planning an epicanthoplasty, do not go there under any circumstances. The day before surgery, I saw online that they said epicanthoplasty wasn't possible, but I had already made the reservation, so I went thinking I should trust them and go through with it. I should not have done that... I also do not know why they charge separately for upper epicanthoplasty. In the first place, I was told there is no separate surgery called upper epicanthoplasty; it's just epicanthoplasty done higher up, but the effect I was expecting was completely absent.
The only good point is that the doctor is humorous. During the surgery, they kept talking to me so I would not get nervous. That did help me relax a bit, but maybe the doctor lost focus because of that, and my eye ended up like this. Even during the consultation, they only talked a little about the surgery, roughly marked the line, then spent the rest of the time talking about other things and sent me out Later, when scar tissue formed and I went back one month after the surgery, they just said to wait and it would get better, then spent a lot of time talking about other things again before I left. That scar tissue remained as a sunken scar from the epicanthoplasty The ptosis correction on my right eye also feels undercorrected in the front part and slightly overcorrected in the middle part.