<Right before surgery><After surgery 1><After surgery 2><After surgery 3>I didn’t go around consulting at many places, but while looking up a lot of blog reviews, I chose a hospital that met the conditions below: 1. Daily life is possible even after surgery 2. It does not reattach after surgery 3. They make the shape natural
For daily life to be possible after surgery, there shouldn’t be sutures hanging all over > Sisen Plastic Surgery Does not reattach after surgery > Sisen Plastic Surgery (they say they don’t just cut it, but anchor the muscle to the bone...) A place that makes the shape natural > For this, I looked through many blog reviews and searched a lot for places that do not overcorrect, and Sisen Plastic Surgery was one of them
When I want to do something, I’m the type who doesn’t agonize over it, so I booked right away, had a consultation, and scheduled the surgery for one week later!
I don’t usually swell much, so the major swelling was almost gone within 2-3 days, and it took one week until suture removal. They told me to massage gently so the tiny blood vessels wouldn’t burst, but maybe I did it a bit strongly, because I only had symptoms like tiny blood vessels bursting for about 2 weeks... I think it’s a surgery you can definitely do while going to work
Before surgery, I disliked how the outer corners of my eyes looked tightly closed off, so I always hid it with makeup, but now I don’t need to do that anymore.
I’m really satisfied with the natural, straight-looking eyes without overcorrection!
Since it’s only been one month, I think I’ll have to keep watching to see whether the lateral and lower canthoplasty really do not reattach.