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Eye Surgery Considerations

[Clinic A] review

I wanted to get epicanthoplasty, but I spent a lot of time looking into only the eye-corner procedures because if you only open the inner corner, the Mongolian fold can remain, or the front can end up looking too sharply opened so the inner eye corner gets too low and pointy, which I wanted to avoid. This place combines upper canthoplasty and inner canthoplasty, so they said it prevents the downsides of both, which is why I went for a consultation. A lot of doctors just leave those problems alone and ignore them when they do each procedure separately, but this doctor seemed to have a real aesthetic sense, since he noticed the problem points patients feel and created a surgery that combines upper and inner canthoplasty. At first I said I wanted natural adhesion and a diagonal canthoplasty at the consultation, but it didn't feel like he was just glancing at my eyes. He kept making me open and close them, checked the eyelid line a lot, and once the design was roughly set, he showed me the line in the mirror together with me. The line he showed me when it was set exactly was so nice that I said I liked it, and what I liked was that he said that wasn't the only line, and then showed me another line with a different feel too. Since the canthoplasty was also a surgery he himself created, he explained it in much more detail than what is shown on the website, to the point that you really have to hear it directly. He told me what type my inner eye corner is, how this surgery needs to be done, and what kind of result it would likely give. Just from his tone he could seem a bit blunt, but the content of the consultation and his thoroughness made me feel like this was an eye-specialty clinic. The cost also seems to be high for all eye surgeries these days, but they really charged exactly the event price listed online here. I liked the consultation.

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