My eyes are large for monolids, and my eye shape is slightly upturned. The lacrimal caruncle is clearly visible, and the inner corners are also very open.
1. P Plastic Surgery, Dr. G D G They recommended 12-point natural adhesion and upper epicanthoplasty. If you don't specify a doctor, it seems like they match you with any doctor? I changed doctors and went for a second consultation to see the representative director, but I think it ended in 2 minutes..ㅎ I don't know if they were just hyping things up or if it was only like that with me, but as soon as he came in, he said it would turn out well and that I would become prettier. When the doctor set the line, the consultant next to him also kept agreeing, like “right, right,” taking his side and all.. ㅋ.. ㅎ .. The doctor looked so busy that you shouldn't expect a comfortable atmosphere. He only said what he wanted to say and left right away, so I didn't want to have surgery here. When I brought up epicanthoplasty, he said, “If you want to do it, you should do it.” But my eyes are the kind that absolutely should not get epicanthoplasty... hmm..
2. D Plastic Surgery (Bucheon) I went because a friend had it done there and it turned out well. They clearly recommended what would work and what wouldn't. The consultant was very kind and gave a thorough consultation. They said just non-incisional double eyelid surgery would be enough. They also said lateral canthoplasty would probably be good too. Seems okay.
3. D R S Plastic Surgery The waiting time was 50 minutes. If there is likely to be a wait, they should tell you in advance, but I kept waiting without any notice, so I got a bit annoyed. The consultant was so, so, so, so kind that I felt a little better. They suggested upper epicanthoplasty with natural adhesion, and said it would be good to do lateral and lower canthoplasty together too, so I'm thinking about it. The doctor was also gentle and calm, and he set a line that suited my eyes well. Out of the three places, I liked this one the most.