Siseon community review

My eyes had an upturned outer corner, so I looked fierce. Even makeup had its limits, so I started looking for a place that could lower the outer corner of my eyes. Among the canthoplasty reviews, I found a blog review I liked, so I went in for a consultation. Unlike reviews that made it sound like they just stretched the eye length no matter what, they said they adjust the shape to match each person’s original eye shape, which is why the result looks pretty. They also said they’ve seen a lot of people who want canthoplasty because their eyes look fierce like mine, and that with lateral and lower canthoplasty, if you lower the outer corner so it doesn’t become a D-shape, it will look much softer. They said a lot of people end up with an unnatural D-shape and regret it, then come back for reversal. When I asked whether there might be conjunctival exposure, they said that happens when the tissue is opened too aggressively, showing red scars, but since they design it while considering factors like skin thickness, there was no need to worry. If they had just said that, I would have been skeptical, but they kept showing me before-and-after photos, and all of them had shapes like a greater-than sign, with no cases of conjunctival exposure, so I decided to go with Siseon. The cost was about what I expected, so there wasn’t much burden in making the decision.

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