Before, when I knew nothing and had double eyelid surgery, I listened to the director’s suggestion and did an inner corner surgery because it was being offered cheaply as an event... but then too much of the lacrimal caruncle showed, my impression became harsher, and I ended up with a scar and a raised Mongolian fold too. My vision also got worse, so I even wore glasses, and the discomfort was so bad that I started looking into inner corner revision.
This place had a lot of reviews on cafes, blogs, and apps, and the before-and-after difference looked pretty good, so I kept looking and went for a consultation. When I got there, the director immediately noticed that I had come for inner corner revision.. Honestly, I was worried that if I had a revision, my eyes would get smaller and look cramped, but they told me about a method that combines upper canthoplasty to keep the eye size as much as possible.
They said they would remove the Mongolian fold and correct the inner corner into a sharp-yet-round shape so it could become a round parabola shape.. They also said that by opening the eyes diagonally and widening them, there would be no shrinking of the eyes.
They explained everything in enough detail for me to understand easily, which I really appreciated.