Review of eye revision consultation (got thread lifting too lol)

I’ll write about my consultation for eye revision and thread lifting with Director Park Jaehyun at F.I - Eye revision I had eye surgery once before, but as time passed my eyelids started to sag and the line wasn’t as distinct as before, so I started looking into revision surgery. I didn’t hate the original line completely, so I wanted to keep something similar, but since I was doing a revision anyway, I also kind of wanted to change it a bit You know that kind of vague feeling? The director first asked what kind of look I wanted, and looked at my existing line, how my eyes open, and the difference between both sides one by one. He also drew the line multiple times so I could compare them. Rather than pushing for something higher or more flashy, he said a natural in-out line would suit my face better right now. He also pointed out the parts I had been worried about first, so I felt like he was someone who had seen a lot of eyes. - Thread lifting As my deep cheek pads descended, my nasolabial folds looked deeper than before, and my side cheeks also had a slight hollow, so my face contour looked uneven and it bothered me. The director directly felt around the deep cheek area and the mouth area and explained which direction to pull, but it wasn’t just about pulling hard upward. He said that for faces with cheek hollows, putting in a lot of threads doesn’t automatically make things prettier, and you have to look at both the hollowed areas and the sagging direction. After hearing the explanation, I thought that instead of going to a place that just says they’ll put in a lot of threads, it’s better to find one that looks at the condition of your face and pinpoints the areas that need it. - Overall consultation review The director’s manner of speaking was calm, and he listened to what I wanted first, so I felt at ease. It didn’t feel like they were pushing extra procedures on me, and they focused on the eyes and facial line I was worried about, so there was less pressure. I also liked that it’s a one-director system, so the director who first looked at my face would keep following it from design to procedure. Since the person in charge doesn’t change in the middle, I felt like the things I told them would carry through as they are. It didn’t feel like the eyes and lifting were being looked at separately, but rather how they would suit the whole face together, so I trusted their aesthetic sense too. I came in because of eye revision and thread lifting, but even if I need other care later, I think F.I would still be my first choice.