<When smiling... ㅠㅜㅜㅜㅜㅋㅋㅋ> First of all, when you see my face in person, it’s fairly pretty and okay. But although my eyes were originally asymmetrical, after double eyelid surgery I can really feel that the symmetry is different. The line at the end doesn’t come down naturally; it feels like it became rounded and then stopped, and it’s raised. Also, the scar on the right side is really severe. When I close my eyes, it’s really obvious, and even a line that looks like it may have been placed incorrectly is faintly visible at the end. Ha... ㅠㅠ When I see photos or videos taken with the rear camera, the asymmetry is really severe. There may be other problems too, but I think if the eyes are symmetrical, it can be covered to some extent. But on camera, if you imagine dividing my face in half, the eyes are so clearly asymmetrical that they look like they belong to different people... It stresses me out. A few days before the 1-year A/S period ended, I went to this clinic and said I wanted revision surgery, and they kept saying that compared with my previous monolid eyes, it turned out so well, what exactly looks strange, that the scar tissue would disappear with time, and that they couldn’t do it for me... ㅋ큐ㅜㅜ Before the consultation, I should have noticed from the way they got irritated at the counseling manager? assisting nurse...? whatever I should call that person... I went there and left angry. I didn’t know much, so I didn’t really research and just went to three clinics? Then I went through an acquaintance’s recommendation and it turned out badly ㅋㅋㅋㅋ If you have a lot of muscle in your eyes, a lot of soft tissue, and some original eye asymmetry, don’t go here. Ah, the counseling manager was kind and explained things well, so I was tempted, but I think you really have to look at the doctors’ character too.
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