Ruho review

As soon as I came in, they asked whether I had a desired eye shape and asked me to show photos, then carefully assessed my eye design right away. They take photos before the consultation. The director analyzed my eyes well. He said the left crease was higher than the right, the left had loosened and become much more irregular, and although the front of the left eye was opened well, the front of the right eye was more closed, so a slight upper canthoplasty was needed. Without a slight upper canthoplasty, the double eyelids would turn out differently on each side. He also said my current double eyelid was too high for my eyes. My eyes themselves were average-sized, not small, but set deep, so the crease should not be made high. The crease height would be matched to the right eye, with the left made the same. However, because skin was covering the crease, skin removal would also be needed for the double eyelid to show well. I was worried about removing skin and asked whether it was okay, and he replied, 'If it weren't okay, I wouldn't have said it was needed, would I?' His tone was a bit unpleasant… lol. He also said slight incisional ptosis correction was needed on the left, supposedly to prevent the double eyelid from loosening. I accepted everything he said before that, but I couldn't understand this part, because although my left crease had loosened somewhat, the opening strength of my right eye was weaker, yet he suggested ptosis correction on the left. His tone was oddly unfriendly, the price was high, and there were parts I couldn't accept or felt worried about, so I did not have surgery. He is good at analyzing the eyes externally, so I recommend a consultation if you want an analysis.