When I first had eye-correction surgery, the line turned out pretty, so I didn’t think much of it. But after about a year? From then on, the double eyelid would sometimes seem to split into several layers, and later it ended up fixed as if it had become two lines. On top of that, my eyelid hollowed out, so I even looked older than people my age. Damn.. I’m in my 20s, but a surprising number of people thought I was over 30, which really hurt... I was so pissed off that I thought I’d rather drain my savings and become broke than not get revision surgery, so I searched hard for the right place. Now it’s been about 9 months since I had incisional eye-correction revision, upper canthoplasty, and orbital fat grafting. The photos were taken recently, so you can think of them as before surgery / month 9. Putting them side by side, the difference... really seems huge. After surgery, the biggest improvements were that the triangular eyes became rounder and the multiple layers changed into just one line. Also, the eyelid volume was filled in, so doesn’t it look like I don’t look that much older?? When I was searching around, it was incredibly hard to find reviews from younger people who had orbital fat grafting, but I found one on a blog, and when I saw it, it looked so much like my old eyes that I decided to go there. The consultation was also easy to understand because they explained everything while showing eye photos on a TV and even drawing on them. The best part was that there was absolutely no pressure. There were no surgery or reservation deposits at all! There was no consultation fee either, so that was great. One place I went to had an absurdly expensive consultation fee, and they were unbelievably indifferent, so it was completely hopeless. I only had the surgery the director recommended, but looking at how all the parts I wanted improved actually did improve, it seems right that they didn’t push unnecessary things. It did take a while for it to look this natural, but in the end plastic surgery is a battle against time, so I kept telling myself it would work out and endured that period. If there’s someone who had a similar surgery and feels like recovery is slow, wait a little longer. I was also really anxious early on, but after about six months it seemed to settle into place. Don’t worry.
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