Consultation for Forehead Lift at Sure's

Hospital name: Sure's Plastic Surgery Director: Director Park Jun-gyu Consultation fee: 20,000 won (I remember the consultation lasted about 40 minutes) Consultation details: My forehead isn't particularly wide, but my eyebrows sit much lower than my brow bones, and because I have a lot of both skin and fat on my upper eyelids.. my upper eyelids felt really heavy, so I always used my forehead muscles to open my eyes I was originally only looking into double eyelid surgery, but no matter how I thought about it, if they made an incision so that more than 90% of my pupils would show, I would need about 1.4 cm of my upper eyelid skin cut off I felt like that wasn't right (and I was scared I'd 100% end up with sausage eyes too..), so I searched for other surgeries. I heard there was something called a forehead lift. So I asked around again for hospitals that are good at forehead lifts, and by chance I read Director Park Jun-gyu's blog posts. He seemed to have thoughts similar to mine about the direction of beauty and cosmetic surgery. I made the consultation reservation two and a half months..? about two months in advance, but the wait didn't feel wasted. I went because I wanted to be sure whether I really needed a forehead lift, and I liked that he explained in detail why a forehead lift was necessary, why a brow lift above the eyebrow / brow lift below the eyebrow / upper blepharoplasty / simple double eyelid surgery (incisional, non-incisional) / ptosis correction wouldn't work, and why forehead reduction surgery shouldn't be done together even if I had a forehead lift, etc. He also explained well the forehead lift method used at Sure's and the Endotine materials used.. The hospital atmosphere was okay, and the director was kind too! For now, I did say I don't plan to have surgery right away and left, but the time didn't feel wasted at all Even if it isn't necessarily a forehead lift, if you have an area you're concerned about, I think it would be good to read through all of the director's blog posts and go in for a consultation at least once! I think it would be an informative consultation even for people who don't plan to have surgery right away