Cheongdam Style review

During the consultation, they were kind and confident. Since they said they specialized in eyes, I chose them without going to many other places, but after seeing my own eye after surgery and reading other people’s revision reviews, I felt like the surgery had gone in a very wrong direction.. Other places, at most, only mention 2 mm of excision, but I do not even know how many millimeters were removed here. I hope you go to as many clinics as possible for consultations and choose a place that preserves tissue as much as possible. Lowering the line that much means removing that much skin, which is bad, and I think they should explain the risks of that a bit more. (They remove skin in the middle, so the thick and thin skin attach together, which makes it look awkward.) This is irreversible, so it cannot be undone. The only warning they gave me before consultation or surgery was that the existing line might remain as a white line.. But the white line itself is not what bothers me, and maybe because it was a full incision, when I close my eyes the line is dark and very noticeable, so it does not really seem improved.. In the end, it is far from the natural and pretty result I had imagined, and it just feels like a lot of eyelid skin was removed, making things awkward and bringing the eyes and eyebrows closer together. I felt that I was confused about excision versus incision, and the price I paid was too big.. It is not like making monolids with a two-line method, and it is not like creating monolids from an 8-9 mm double eyelid by excision.. In the eyes, 1 mm is huge, and it felt like they shaved the skin off like using hair clippers. Is it really necessary, just to lower the double-eyelid line, to bring the eyes and eyebrows closer together by an amount comparable to the effect others get from a forehead lift... I also do not know if showing another patient’s before-and-after photos is done with consent. I went in to request aftercare, and when they said they would take follow-up photos, I said I did not want to, but the staff said they could only have the director look if photos were taken, so I ended up being photographed against my will. Even then, they did not do the aftercare in the direction I wanted, and when they said they would remove even more skin, I ultimately did not proceed. I am in my mid-20s and do not have sagging skin, and during surgery the middle eyelid skin was cut away completely (a different clinic doctor asked why it was like that when I consulted there...) so I wonder whether there is any skin left here to remove.