One Month After Incisional Ptosis Correction Review

The biggest reason I hesitated about surgery was that I had to use a lot of strength in my forehead when opening my eyes, and in photos I always looked sleepy, which bothered me. At the same time, I did not want anything too flashy or unnatural like a double eyelid line; I wanted something natural like my own eyes, but a little sharper and more defined. I gathered information by reading a lot of reviews from people who had the surgery, compared several clinics, and after that I went to Lowell for a consultation. The consultation was much calmer than I expected, and because they explained only what was necessary for my current eye condition without recommending unnecessary procedures, I gained trust. In particular, Director Kim Jaeyoon's preoperative design was incredibly meticulous. It was not just about drawing a line; he considered the strength used to open the eyes, left-right balance, and even the overall impression of the face. He checked the line in the mirror multiple times and kept asking about the look I wanted, so I thought, "They are really being careful." After the surgery, the amount of force I used in my forehead when opening my eyes was greatly reduced, and my pupils seem more clearly visible than before. I am still recovering, so there is swelling left, but it feels like it is settling in naturally, so I am satisfied. It has now been one month since I had incisional ptosis correction, and more than anything, it does not feel artificial like I worried it might; it feels like my original eye strengths were preserved while only the impression became sharper, so I am even more satisfied. I hope this helps anyone who is considering a natural-looking double eyelid and ptosis correction.