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Eye Surgery Reviews

Double eyelid surgery review, written 2 years later after putting it off and off

Hi, I kept putting it off for 2 years, so I'm finally writing a double eyelid surgery review. Note: except for one hospital (the one my friend had her double eyelids done at), I was told all the others were not recommended for incision, so I went with a non-incision method (buried suture)! 1) Preferred style**: From the start, I wanted a natural line, so during the first consultation I said I absolutely did not want it to look like I had double eyelid surgery 2) During the consultation with the doctor: They gave me in-out lines, out lines, and in lines, but I had brought a friend with me (if you plan to do it, bring one guardian and ask them to look with you), so the doctor, me, and my friend all put our heads together and decided unanimously. I don't remember what line I ended up choosing, sorry .. I think it was an in-out line 3) Conclusion: If I could go back, I would have asked for an in line close to an out line, but even now I don't regret it, so I'll just live with it... You should definitely think ahead about the long term and ask for an in line close to an out line 4) Side notes - Bring 1 to 2 objective guardians - friend is probably the most accurate - Reason I chose the hospital: the doctor had a funny speaking style and didn't make any over-the-top recommendations, which was a big plus. (Because my eyes are close together, he told me not to do anything: no inner corner canthoplasty, no outer corner canthoplasty, no ptosis correction) Shop around a lot because it may not fit your desired look.. I'm someone who wants a very natural result, so if you want something glamorous, it won't match. Even if you have a strong personality, you probably won't match with the doctor... I have a very weak sense of self - Downside: they only provide aftercare for 1 year - Swelling: maybe it started going down around 3 months... Up to 3 months there was still a noticeable double-eyelid look^^ I'm not sure! It depends on the person - Initials: [Clinic A] (Apgujeong)

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