First, the reason I chose Eye Fit Places I researched online ㅇㅂㅈ (formerly ㅈㅇㅅ) -> I saw reviews saying the director in charge looked very fatigued and that on the day of surgery they saw another surgery patient lying there, so I felt put off and passed ㅅㅅㅇ -> I saw quite a few posts saying they strongly recommend micro fat grafting, so I passed ㄴㄴ This was a place a teacher recommended when I went to get makeup done, but it felt too factory-like so I passed (the surgery result of the teacher who recommended it was pretty good)
ㅇㅇㅍ didn’t have many reviews, but there didn’t seem to be bad reviews either, so I booked a consultation at ㅇㅇㅍ and had it. They explained things carefully and well, and showed before-and-after surgery photos that matched my questions while explaining in an easy-to-understand way, but they seemed somewhat busy They said that if I was going to have surgery, I had to dissolve the under-eye filler I got 4-5 years ago 2 weeks beforehand, so I dissolved it that day, and after that the under-eye fat looked so prominent that I scheduled surgery right away
Before going into surgery, the counseling manager explained the precautions, and after I signed various consent forms, the director again answered questions about the surgical method and anything I was curious about. It was good because he explained things more thoroughly and precisely than during the consultation The parts I was concerned about were
Q I heard that in some cases after lower eyelid fat repositioning, the under-eye fat comes out again after 1 year. Why does that happen? A It is a difference in the procedure method. Usually in those cases, it is because they tie it around the location of the under-eye groove? We pull it down to the orbital septum and fix it, so even if the fat pushes out, it would feel generally convex rather than looking shadowed like now.
Q The surface of my skin must currently be held in the state where the fat is protruding, so after surgery, won’t the skin sag or anything? A The skin surface will not sag. However, fine wrinkles may form around the eyes (while showing example photos). I thought that degree was something I could accept, so it was okay.
Q They say the surgical area becomes hard. Does that happen to everyone? A You can think of it as the same principle as a scab forming before new skin grows when there is a wound. Usually after 6 months it becomes soft again.
Q Won’t my eyes look too hollow? A (while holding it with a cotton swab) The surgery will look about like this.
In addition, he explained extra things aside from my questions, such as that the area around my aegyo-sal is originally asymmetric so that part may look a bit more noticeable, and swelling may go down faster on one side, etc., then I went into surgery.
During the consultation, it seemed like they gave the filler-dissolving injection well, so I had Rejuran done together too. They said sedation anesthesia would be 15 minutes and surgery time 40 minutes, but when I opened my eyes they were at the finishing stage of Rejuran
After surgery ended, I rested briefly and was getting ready to leave following the nurse’s guidance. The director passed by, then came back and explained how to wipe bloody tears or something else, but I wasn’t fully awake from anesthesia so I don’t remember well. Still, I felt the director’s sincerity
First of all, after surgery at 1:30 this afternoon until now, I don’t know if the swelling and bruising are a bit severe because I did Rejuran together, or if this is just my constitution, but the swelling and bruising are definitely severe
Other uncomfortable points are that it feels like my intraocular pressure has gone up and there is a pulling sensation, so I seem to have a slight headache too, and because I also did Rejuran, the butterfly zone feels numb as well
I’m writing this as part of a review event, but I wrote exactly what I felt The director, counseling manager, and operating room nurses were all kind.
I agreed to write about the surgical progress up to the 1-month follow-up review, so I’ll leave one after a month
This review is for a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.