1. First, a doctor who creates the line you want well 2. A reasonable price. Two places that recommended incisional surgery to charge more were out. 3. The doctor’s educational background 4. When you look at procedure photos, whether swelling and bruising are severe -> It’s non-incisional, but the swelling is severe? That means they touched a lot of tissue. The less bruising and swelling after surgery, the less scarring there tends to be. 5. Whether they recommend ptosis correction. -> Out of 14 places, 3 told me to get ptosis correction, and that was an automatic filter haha
6. A doctor who isn’t too old. : For a relatively low-difficulty surgery like non-incisional double eyelid surgery, I think whether the surgeon has 10 years, 20 years, or 5 years of experience doesn’t make a huge difference. I had mine done by a doctor who had learned the latest medical techniques and had become a specialist 3 years ago. In the end, there is no surgical scarring at all and it turned out cleanly. But I overlooked No. 1. I wanted puppy-like eyes like IU, but the back part of the line was set too high like Chungha’s, so I don’t like the line. So I’m planning to undo the non-incisional sutures soon.
Also, I think it’s fine to filter out places that charge a consultation fee even when it’s not a repeat consultation. All the places that charged a consultation fee were private clinics, and the surgery cost was over 2 million won, and both told me to do incisional surgery and ptosis correction haha
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