Double eyelid and left epicanthoplasty revision surgery

Before<My original eyes>Before<5 years after my first double-eyelid surgery>Before<Vertical downward pull of the left epicanthoplasty (5 years after the first surgery)>After<5 months after revision surgery (recent)>After<Revision surgery, basic camera>At first, when I was 23, I had natural adhesion double eyelid surgery + epicanthoplasty at a Gangnam hospital where my older sister had surgery, and I lived fairly satisfied with it, but at some point people started asking if my double eyelids had come undone. Neither the double eyelids nor the epicanthoplasty were symmetrical, so I got a bit stressed every time I took photos, and especially with the rear camera, the uneven eyes stood out so much that I was extremely stressed. During my first surgery, the epicanthoplasty on my left eye looked like it had only been opened halfway and suddenly dropped sharply downward, and the inner heads of the double eyelid lines were uneven too. So I started wanting revision surgery, and all my coworkers had revision surgery here, and not a single person failed; they were all really successful! At first two people went and had revision surgery successfully, then people kept going after that, so five people ended up getting revision surgery, and I was the 6th lololol Conclusion: I am also very satisfied!!! For my first surgery, the line was originally semi-out? I am not sure. They said they would make it an in-out line, but some unclear line came out. For the revision surgery, I asked them to set an in-out line, and they said revision was possible even just for the left epicanthoplasty that bothered me, so I had revision surgery with double-eyelid incision + left epicanthoplasty. I had heard they usually do not do epicanthoplasty on only one side, but the director confidently said he would open only the left side very slightly, about 1 mm more, and the result is that he made both sides almost surprisingly symmetrical! Instead, maybe because it was revision surgery, there is a bit of scarring at the inner corner, but I like it much more than before the revision surgery, so I do not really care! Even the first time, I lived fairly satisfied with it, but if I had not had revision surgery, I almost would have regretted it! Today is exactly 6 months, so I hope it does not come undone and lasts a long, long time! Director, please keep doing surgery for a long, long time too hahaha