First of all, I’ve had canthoplasty several times. I had my first surgery at Giraffe. At the time, there was only one chief director, Dr. Song Hoon, and all my acquaintances around me had good results there, so that’s why I went too. The surgery went well, and to say the conclusion first, it reattached 2 years later. It was an incisional technique, and I had conjunctival edema for a week, but it turned out so well that at a nose clinic, the nose surgeon asked where I had it done and complimented how well the canthoplasty was done. But I had a constitution prone to hypertrophic scars, and with my constitution, if it was cut, it would reattach anyway. What’s left is the incision scar… (anyone who’s had plastic surgery can recognize it) The effect is dramatic, but if you have a constitution like mine, just keep pulling it with thread for life… People around me who don’t have that kind of constitution have stayed well without reattaching even after years, so I think it varies by person.
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