I had surgery as soon as I turned 20, so that was already 6 years ago. I had no double eyelids and small eyes, which was a complex for me, so I decided to have surgery. To put it simply, both eye lines ended up uneven, and on one eye the scar from the back canthoplasty became noticeably red, so I got an after-service revision one year after the surgery. They initially didn't want to do the after-service revision, saying that human eyes are all somewhat uneven, but my mom called the hospital and made a huge scene, so they agreed to do it. The director who operated on me was the chief director, and because I had double eyelid surgery, eye correction, front canthoplasty, and back canthoplasty all done, it cost quite a lot at the time. People were shocked when I told them how much I paid for double eyelid surgery, so my mom argued with the hospital, saying it made no sense to take all that money and not provide after-service. In the end, I had another surgery as after-service, which brought the line heights somewhat into alignment, but the back canthoplasty scar is almost the same as before. The end of the eye is not attached to the eyeball but slightly lifted, and when I'm tired or not feeling well, that area looks even redder, so people around me have been startled and asked what was wrong with my eye, whether it was bloodshot, and once they even said they thought I was bleeding. Makeup covers it somewhat, but when I'm bare-faced, the scar is obvious and looks exactly like someone who had back canthoplasty. And when I close my eyes, the incision line from the double eyelid surgery is clearly visible, so it is obviously a double-eyelid-surgery eye.. The only things I'm satisfied with are that the front canthoplasty healed naturally without a scar and that at least I got a double eyelid, so my eyes are bigger than before.. those two things. An acquaintance of my mom recommended this hospital, so I had surgery here at 20 without researching properly and without knowing any better. If I could go back, I would research carefully and get the surgery somewhere else.
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