Before <before non-incisional posterior and lower canthoplasty> After <3 months after non-incisional posterior and lower canthoplasty> After <3 months after non-incisional posterior and lower canthoplasty> I like a gentle impression, but my eyes slant upward, so whenever I drew eyeliner, I would always draw the outer corners downward. I disliked that the line looked separate from my eye shape and felt unnatural, and I wanted my impression to look softer even with a bare face and without any separate editing.
While searching for lower canthoplasty, I found out about To Be Plastic Surgery through reviews on the Yeowooya cafe. The cafe reviews felt trustworthy, and when I visited the website, I saw that it was a hospital where the director provides dedicated one-on-one care. Director Kim Do-hoon specializes in eye surgery, and there happened to be an event price promotion, so the cost burden was lower. I visited the hospital to have a consultation and decide. After meeting the director in person and talking with him, he calmly asked what I expected from the surgery, then explained what surgical direction would be good and how things would change. That gave me confidence that he would perform the procedure naturally in the way I was aiming for, so I decided.
At first, I was only going to do lower canthoplasty, but with the recommendation of the director and consultant, I also did a little posterior canthoplasty. If your eyes are not long, doing them together seems to give a more opened effect, so I think the result is better that way. Because it was a non-incisional surgery, there was no bruising and almost no swelling, so I could freely go to appointments, and there was no disruption at all to going to work or daily life. It was also convenient because I didn’t have to go to have stitches removed. I think it is a surgery with high satisfaction because it is simple yet can improve the image. At first, my right eye looked like it had been overcorrected a lot, but after a day, both sides settled the same. For about ten days, I felt discomfort inside my eye, so I worried whether it might continue, but as time passed, it disappeared as if it had never happened. My eyes opened up naturally, and as I had hoped, my impression seems to have improved to look a bit gentler. My eyes also became a little bigger, so the satisfaction I feel when wearing lenses or doing makeup is definitely different. People say non-incisional procedures can come undone, but I heard it differs by person, so I’m satisfied without worrying in advance. More than anything, the director at To Be is very kind, and he seems like someone who approaches even small surgeries carefully.
Now, at 3 months, it has come back a lot compared with the first month, but there is still a subtle difference compared with before, so when I look in the mirror or draw eyeliner, I think the difference still exists. For people like me who are concerned about their eye shape, I definitely think it is an effective surgery with little disruption to daily life. However, for those planning to do it in the future, since it becomes more natural and partly returns over time, I’d like to say not to worry and that it might be okay to overcorrect a little more.
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