I had it done 11 years ago, so I don't remember the doctor's or hospital's name at all.
Basically, I had 1. not a complete lack of strength to open my eyes, but 2. a short distance between my eyes and eyebrows, 3. deep-set eyes, and 4. a lot of upper eyelid fat all combined.
If I lifted the upper eyelid area above my eyes, you could see that my eyes were opening properly inside. But the eyelids were drooping over it, covering the pupils, so I was the kind of case where I was opening my eyes with my forehead.
I had the surgery as an incisional double-eyelid procedure.
My eyes are very close to my eyebrows, my nose bridge is long, and the horizontal width is short...ㅠㅠ It was even a case where lateral canthoplasty wasn't possible. So I thought inner double eyelids would be better and had that procedure.
But in the end, it still slightly covers my pupils, so I'm still opening my eyes with my foreheadㅠㅠㅠ
Now that I'm at an age where wrinkles are a concern, I'm thinking about revision surgery.
For eyes like mine, I'd recommend looking around more carefully and then having surgery.