Sunplus review

I went to have revision surgery for the Mongolian fold because the fold there had been bothering me in the second year after getting double eyelids, eye-opening correction, front canthoplasty, and under-eye fat repositioning at another hospital. My double eyelid line had also dropped a lot, so I had my double eyelids redone as well. The photos are in order: before surgery - next day - right after stitch removal - 3 weeks - 6 months after. When I had my first surgery at another hospital, I thought they would just do it well on their own, but after the front canthoplasty the Mongolian fold got even worse, so I went looking for a place that would do true Mongolian fold surgery, not just a simple front canthoplasty. From the consultation with the manager, I felt they had a different level of understanding of eye anatomy, and the surgeon didn't just talk about the surgery I wanted but analyzed and explained my whole face and eye structure, which gave me trust. When I actually looked at the before-and-after results of clinics that do Mongolian fold surgery, this was also the place that had the most consistently good outcomes regardless of eye structure. I'm very satisfied with the result. It feels like they brought out the maximum my eyes could give... The doctor had said that because the eye-opening correction in the right eye near the inner corner had been insufficient in the previous surgery, that side might have a thicker line and look sleepier, and I do feel exactly that, but I don't think it's enough to do eye-opening correction again, so I'm just living with it. However, around 6 months later, it seemed like there was still tension left on the side that had the Mongolian fold, and a wrinkle like a scar started to form under the eye, but it's not noticeable unless you look closely, so I'm still watching it. Since this was a revision surgery, it was expensive, but if I had to go again, I'd still choose this hospital.