8-month review of endoscopic forehead lift!

Before <before surgery> After <7 days after stitch removal after surgery> <Photos 8 months after surgery> At first, my eyes looked so heavy and stuffy, and the asymmetry between my eyes was really severe. My right eye’s double eyelid was congenitally covered, so I wanted to even out my double eyelids and went around for double-eyelid consultations. But there, they said the space between my eyes and eyebrows was too narrow, so if I got double eyelids, it would look too heavy and stuffy, and they recommended a forehead lift. From then on, I became interested in forehead lifts and went around for consultations here and there. The prices differed a lot from place to place, and among the places I consulted at, the place where I had surgery was the most expensive. But the director had many years of experience, gave a good impression, and consulted with me thoroughly, so I had the surgery while feeling worried, but I’m completely, extremely satisfied. People around me ask if I did something to my face, or if I got eye surgery, and some people say I somehow got prettier. First of all, more than anything, I was most worried about scarring. As you can tell from the photo after removing the stitches on day 7, more than the surgical progress itself, I was so shocked because, when I opened my eyes, the stitches came down enough to be visible around my eyes. I called the hospital and talked a lot about it, and they reassured me and told me not to worry. When I went to get the stitches removed, the director checked everything, separately gave me scar ointment, and they didn’t just ignore me, so I decided to wait and see how it progressed. After the scabs fell off, there was no scar left at all, and even up close, you can’t tell. It was to the point that I felt embarrassed for making such a fuss when I called the hospital lol... Anyway, I hope everyone who is considering a forehead lift has a successful surgery too!