I never had zero double eyelid crease at all, but I did have a very thin existing line. But as time passed, for some reason my eyelids seemed to sag, and my eyes started looking really tired. So I didn't want to get greedy; I just wanted a natural line that would make me look less tired, so I went around to different consultations. I was scared I'd end up with sausage eyes or eyes so bad they'd be worse than before surgery, so I really didn't want that. I researched a ton, focusing on buried sutures for a natural result, and on a small epicanthoplasty just to ease the tight inner corner.
After visiting a few places, I went to ID because it was closest to my taste, and during the consultation I repeatedly asked the surgeon not to raise the line at all. But the surgeon understood exactly what I wanted, said we'd keep my existing line and fix it neatly with buried sutures, and that the epicanthoplasty should just open the inner corner without being excessive, so I went ahead right away. I'm a woman of action, right...? lol Now that the swelling is going down, it's exactly the textbook result I wanted, and I'm so happy I could die.. Since the line isn't higher than before, it feels naturally corrected? Like it's still my original eye, but no longer looking tired, just sharper? Anyway, I'm satisfied. And the epicanthoplasty was a genius move, because once the tight, blocked inner corner opened up comfortably, the horizontal length of my eyes looks longer and my whole impression looks much clearer. Now that the cramped feeling is gone, there's more sparkle in my eyes.. People around me keep saying my eyes look really refreshed, so I feel like it was a huge success ~.~ Because I went with buried sutures instead of an incision, the swelling is definitely going down faster and I don't have to worry about scars, so it's very comfortable. Now that my eyes came out pretty, I can try all kinds of makeup, and I'm so excited. I didn't know I liked makeup this much, but if you just leave such pretty eyes alone, what's the point? Director Kim Tae-woon really saved a person, for real.