Lower eyelid incision, changing the inner-corner angle, eye tail

Before <before surgery> After <after surgery> This is a hospital I found while going around for consultations~ They don’t even advertise, but acquaintances around me said even celebrities go there, so I went for a consultation thinking I had nothing to lose~ The director was very passionate about the surgery and explained the problems well, so I liked it~ This was my third surgery, so I chose this hospital carefully. The second hospital was also a very famous one, but that place did a lot of advertising. The price wasn’t that expensive, but I guess it really is better to have it done well the first time. It takes almost a year for eyes to heal, and if you have revision surgery and then do it again, you only get more scars. After the consultation, I felt this was the hospital, so I set the surgery date that day. I’m still in the healing stage, but I’m uploading photos~ It’s been about two months~ The surgery was under sedation for about 15 minutes? And the rest was done while I was awake~ For the eye surgery, it was done through a lower eyelid incision, and they didn’t touch the double eyelids anymore. They extended the incision longer at the end of the double eyelid, and changed the angle of the epicanthoplasty to remove the Mongolian fold too. I’m very scared, but they held my hand next to me and talked to me, so they made it not scary, and I wasn’t scared during the surgery~! A hospital like this also provides good aftercare, as expected. Everyone at the hospital is kind, and since they don’t do too many surgeries in a day, they look at your eyes properly~! I don’t take photos often, but I’m uploading eye photos. But eye surgery really changes more as time passes, and since this was my third surgery, I did it after a lot of thought. Now, as long as my eyes heal well, I think I can stop here. This is a photo I took today. I’m bare-faced~ My eyes have become much clearer, so I hardly wear eye makeup~