It was my first surgery, and I didn’t shop around or anything, I just had a consultation and went ahead with the procedure. I knew so little back then~~ I didn’t really have much ambition at the time either, and one double eyelid on one side kept loosening, so I trusted the director and left it to him.
The conclusion is... the eye correction itself was done solidly well, but the problem seems to be the line. Of course, the director made one side slightly uneven so it would look natural, but over time it started to look like sagging. I think it’ll look even more like that as I get older, so I’m considering revision surgery.
Personally, I think the kind of thickening-toward-the-back style is pretty, (Kang Taeri...?) but my current line is too thin toward the back. It might suit some people better and look more gentle on them, but for me personally it was a letdown. (It kind of loses character and looks stuffy?) If you’re thinking about eye correction, don’t leave everything to the director like I did, make sure to actively say what you want yourself. It makes a big difference in satisfaction after surgery. And shop around a lot too~~^^ I’m here now to get a revision. The senior members of this community really give me a lot of valuable information. I’ll try to leave reviews diligently too.