The double-eyelid creases created with the non-incisional method had loosened on both sides, leaving severe asymmetry. Especially on the right, my eye lacked strength, so even when I opened it wide and strained, it always looked sleepy, which was my biggest stress. There was also a slight sausage-like appearance that subtly bothered me whenever I closed my eyes. My wish was to have eyes that looked horizontally open, clear, and refreshing without a stuffy feeling.
I consulted Dr. Kim Dae-hwa at [Clinic A]. Naturally, I went in thinking, “To correct the asymmetry and make my eyes look bigger, I should raise the double-eyelid crease, right?” But after looking at my eyes, the doctor said, “If we raise the crease further, the sausage-like appearance will become much worse. Instead, I will lower the crease slightly and create a beautiful lateral and lower canthoplasty for a more open look.” Honestly, at first I worried that lowering the crease would make my eyes look smaller, but I trusted the doctor’s professional and confident manner, so I proceeded with revision eye surgery combining incisional ptosis correction with lateral and lower canthoplasty!
Why did I worry for so long? I cannot believe my eyes can look this pretty even after lowering the double-eyelid crease. The sausage-like appearance has completely disappeared, and the crease is slim, clean, and natural. The weaker strength in my right eye was corrected beautifully with ptosis correction, and the symmetry between both eyes is so lovely! Even when I open my eyes comfortably, they look bright and sharply defined. The lateral and lower canthoplasty also looks natural and beautiful without being excessive, and my eyes look so clear whenever I look in the mirror that taking selfies is fun. If you are considering revision surgery for sausage-like eyelids, asymmetrical eyes, or canthoplasty, please at least get a consultation to find out what suits your eyes!