Writing this to earn points haha
My requests 1. A natural in-out line 2. I’m not sure whether to do canthoplasty, but even if I do, I don’t want it to be too obvious.. 3. Since it’s my first surgery, I want natural adhesion, but if it absolutely has to be incisional, that’s okay = After consultations.. yep, all of them said incision
Ivy / Director O D H Diagnosis - in-out, lateral and lower canthoplasty, incision AS - 2 years Aftercare - nothing separate, but they said they would do a swelling laser if I wanted They said my eyes aren’t the kind that need ptosis correction, and that setting the line as a natural in-out would suit me best. When talking about canthoplasty, at first they asked, do you want canthoplasty? I said I would consider it if needed, and the director recommended lateral and lower canthoplasty. They said opening the outer corner doesn’t automatically make it excessive, and that it can be done naturally. They also said if the outer corner is opened, the eye tail drops slightly, so my impression would become gentler (they said that would suit my image too). The line they set wasn’t bad, but the consultation ended so quickly.. It felt like it ended without really doing much? They didn’t give me anything like a business card, just told me the price and that was it..
Pleasure / Director J J Y Diagnosis - in-out, ptosis correction, incision AS - 1 year Aftercare - swelling laser Here, the director said I definitely need ptosis correction. They came in wearing a surgical cap and set the line while looking very close to my face. I said I wanted an in-out line, and it was good that they didn’t just set one line and end it, but tried several lines and asked, how about this? how about that? But rather than the natural in-out feeling I wanted, the director recommended raising the line more while doing ptosis correction. They said that way the line would look clearly visible from the front, but when I looked in the mirror, it felt a bit too intense.. so it felt like our opinions didn’t quite match. For ptosis correction too, it felt like the explanation was basically that it would be good to just do it together, so I wasn’t particularly drawn to it.. But since the director said it was necessary, I listened to the cost explanation for doing it together. Overall it wasn’t bad, but at the end the consultant told me to get Botox while I was already under anesthesia, so as someone who can’t refuse, I ended up listening to a ton of Botox explanations too.. ^^
Ollo / Director J S B Diagnosis - in-out, incision, upper canthoplasty AS - 3 years Aftercare - swelling laser, scar injections, etc.. I heard there was something else too, but I don’t remember.. haha Here too, it was good that the director tried various lines and helped find double eyelids that suited me. They said if I set the line as a semi-out, since I don’t have very little eyelid fat, it could easily look like sausage eyes. So they recommended in-out, but if I really, really wanted semi-out, they recommended doing surgery while removing fat. Since I wanted in-out more anyway, I said I would get incisional eye surgery without fat removal. From the director’s view, there wasn’t much extra space for canthoplasty, and my eyes already looked gentle enough, so if I did lateral and lower canthoplasty, it could make me look even more like I was about to cry. They recommended upper canthoplasty to make the eyes look more open and refreshed. The director also showed me with their hand how the lateral canthoplasty would make it droop.. Since people already often tell me I look easy to push around wherever I go, I thought I definitely shouldn’t do that lol.. I liked that the AS period was generous, and I also liked that even though it was eye surgery, they had various aftercare options. I went to all three in one day, so I was exhausted and thought it would feel burdensome if they pressured me to book.. Fortunately, they didn’t hold me too aggressively and tell me to do it before leaving. They said I could book, but that I could also think it over enough and come back. After the consultation they gave me a business card, and when I got home, it was nice that I received a summary of the diagnosis from the consultant via KakaoTalk. For people like me who forget everything when they get home.. I think it’s good to receive information like this, even intentionally.