[Clinic F] Review

It was a long time ago and my parents supported me, so I do not know the price very well!! T_T Anyway, I remember it being expensive in total, maybe around 4 million won? I went after reading blogs, so I did not have much of an opinion, and I had been to 3 places, but this one seemed the best of the three, so I did it and I do not really regret it either. (I was not expecting a huge change anyway.) I already had double eyelids, and I did it because of ptosis, so I asked for an inline. Also, the canthoplasty is not very noticeable. For the upper canthoplasty too, I have eyes that are a bit close-set, and they said they would only do a little to improve the Mongolian fold. I have sunken eyes, so the canthoplasty has all reattached, but lol there is a subtle change in expression that only I know, so I do not regret it. I went to another hospital and they said there would be no effect even if I did it and told me not to do it, but here they just did it for me. And I personally thought up the line that suited me and asked them to make it thin, and the director also said that something too thick would not look pretty. But they did not give a precise diagnosis first; it was a consultation where they listened well to what I said. I would not recommend it to someone who does not know what they need to do. I think you need to know your own face well. If you want an exact diagnosis, I do not know, but they listened well to what I wanted, so I was satisfied. The manager was also kind, and although I did not understand everything, my mom liked it a lot... lololol So she kept holding my hand and saying, please take good care of her, and the manager said of course~~^^ lol The manager also looked at my whole face and said it seemed like I only needed the eyes done, so it did not feel like overtreatment. Still, I do not think I can call it an exact diagnosis. The swelling was a lot for 6 months even though I had it done as an inline. Maybe because I had eye correction? And the lower canthoplasty also had some effect until 6 months, but after that it all reattached. You can tell it reattached, but not to the point of being an ugly side effect. I can see the upper canthoplasty scar, but my family says they cannot. The double eyelid has a visible hole scar, but if I just look down without putting any force into my eyes, it is not noticeable. It is just at the level where it shows a little, and I think that depends on each person's skin. What bothered me a bit was that I had not agreed to have photos uploaded, but my photos were posted on the blog. And then later they asked if I could write a review, so I just ignored it. The canthoplasty had all reattached and my eyes changed too. Also, they kept checking the left eye's line, and only when I was about to go into the surgery room did they check the right eye's line and say, 'Oh? Here the line is being set a bit more to the outside,' which caught me off guard. Haha;; Then suddenly they said they would make this side a bit thicker to match the asymmetry~~ If they had said that before going into surgery, I would not have thought much of it... Still, we talked throughout the surgery, and overall they treated me in a friendly way, so it remains a good memory. If you want a natural surgery like me, with sunken eyes and no big changes, it is fairly good (but I remember the price as being a bit expensive). But if you have protruding eyes or want a big change, or really want a lot of inner canthus widening, it might be worth thinking again. I think it is just an average, friendly hospital~