It’s the same day as my rear canthoplasty and eye-corner lowering, and it already looks naturally refreshed

For a long time, the back part of my eyes looked blocked, so I had been interested in rear canthoplasty, but I couldn’t bring myself to have surgery. This time, as I came to Korea, I thought I should finally try the eye-widening procedure I had been putting off, so I looked up reviews from many clinics. The before-and-after photos from other places showed the outer corners dropping too much or the surgery looking too obvious, so I hesitated, but the reviews for Answer showed many naturally opened eyes, as if they had always been long. It was the closest to the direction I wanted, so after consulting with Director Choi Min, I decided on Wonder Canthoplasty. During the consultation, instead of just making the eyes bigger no matter what, they first looked at the length and outer-corner angle that suited my current eye shape. They also honestly explained the parts that could look unnatural if lowered too much, and the range that could be improved naturally for my eyes. They made it easy to understand the concerns I had about later adhesion and unnatural shape, so my tension before surgery was greatly reduced. Even though it’s the same day as the rear canthoplasty, the feeling of the back being stuffily blocked is gone, and it connects naturally with my existing eye shape, so I like it. Rather than feeling like my eyes were forced to become bigger, the horizontal length has been refreshed and extended, so I’m already looking forward to seeing the review after the swelling goes down. Since this was a procedure I had done before going back overseas, I was very worried about recovery and results, but just looking at the same-day state, it seems to match the direction I wanted very well. I think Wonder Canthoplasty is about creating a shape that connects naturally like my original eyes, rather than just opening it as much as possible, and I’m satisfied that this part seems to have been reflected well