<One eye photo I showed them..>a. Oll Plastic Surgery (Director J.S.B.) Incision + ptosis correction During the consultation, I showed the director a photo of the eyes I wanted. He compared the eyes in the photo with my eyes and explained it to me. First, he honestly said that since the eye structures themselves are different, it would be impossible to make them come out perfectly identical. The celebrity whose photo I showed has protruding eyes, and mine are sunken.. (He said it’s not severe.) He said that rather than setting the line high as a semi-out, an in-out line would suit me much better without looking excessive. Even if I were to get canthoplasty, he recommended not doing lateral canthoplasty, and said medial epicanthoplasty also couldn’t be extended long. + He said this was because my eyes are sunken and the distance between my eyes is relatively close. Instead, he told me to get ptosis correction.
When he held the line, it didn’t seem like it would last long, and I open my eyes not with eye strength but between my eyebrows and forehead.. He said, “Can you look straight ahead, close your eyes, and open them?” So I looked at the director and clearly thought I had opened my eyes wide, but he said the light reflection in my eyes wasn’t fully visible, and that because of this too, I should do ptosis correction together. Since it’s revision surgery, the cost was definitely more expensive than the first surgery.. Still, I liked that the aftercare warranty is 3 years and that they said first, of course they would show the CCTV. (There are places that say eye surgery is almost never done under sedation, so the director will be visible anyway, why would you need to see CCTV..) Because it’s revision surgery and I was worried whether recovery would be slower if done by incision, but I liked the line he made, so I asked them to check surgery dates and left.
b. Kim H.S. Plastic Surgery (Director K.H.S.) Partial incision + ptosis correction The director first asked how long it had been since my first surgery, and first checked whether there was any redness around the eyes and whether I was in a condition where revision surgery could be done. And he said revision surgery cannot be done with non-incision in one go He said the line had come undone, but the line itself was also asymmetrical and the skin was stretched. So he said they needed to make incisions in those areas while creating a new line. When I asked what the scar would be like if done by incision, he said scarring differs depending on one’s constitution and skin condition, but it can’t be completely scar-free. So the director said that’s why he does it with the minimum incision necessary, and isn’t that our role?
He seemed confident about the surgery, and he felt kind but also strongly firm. I also showed him the eye photo I wanted, but when he set it like the photo as a semi-out, my eyes looked suddenly very greasy-looking.. The director said the same So we lowered the line again to an in-out, and for similar reasons as clinic A, he also recommended doing ptosis correction together. Honestly, I was also recommended ptosis correction during my first surgery, but I didn’t do it then.. Now, while going around for revision consultations, two places have recommended it, so I started thinking I should do it I also asked them here to check surgery dates, and luckily I heard that the date I wanted was available, then left.
++.. I’m still debating because of the surgery date, but everyone who got double-eyelid surgery in summer, how did you manage aftercare?? I feel like even a little sweat getting in would be bad, and I’m worried whether recovery will be fast even if I just rest at home the whole time