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Eye Surgery Reviews

Yoon Dong-ju review

I visited for revision surgery. It was several years ago, so I don't really remember whether the consultation staff were kind. The doctor was not particularly warm or attentive; he just answered when I asked. At another place they said I did not need inner corner surgery, but here they said I needed it to raise the line. They also said my eye-opening strength was weak and suggested doing eye-opening correction again. I ended up doing it, but regarding the inner corner surgery: it left a scar, and at first I could not close my eyes. Because of that, or maybe because my lower eye was lifted and it became fixed in the way it closed, I developed under-eye wrinkles. I also got a Mongolian fold caused by the inner-corner scar. I did not have much of the inner corner opened, so by chance the scar ended up located at the inner corner area and made it look like a Mongolian fold. My eyes originally had no Mongolian fold and were pointed, but they became blunter and the skin at the inner corner was exposed. Regarding the double eyelids: they became sausage-like. When I open my eyes, from the side it looks like the shape of a 3, and when I close my eyes the scar marks remain. When I touch the scar, it feels foreign, like there is a thread left inside. And the sensation in the double-eyelid area feels a bit strange. It feels less like touching skin and more like touching a blister.

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