Because the double-eyelid surgery I had about 20 years ago came undone, my eyelids covered my eyes, so I spent several years looking tired and hollow-eyed. Then I decided on revision surgery, thought about it for almost over a year, went around to consultations, and had it done here. Since it was so long ago, I don’t really remember what the clinic or consultant was like, but the director felt like someone with a bit of a firm, uncompromising style. I trusted it because they said it was a clinic specializing only in eyes, and the doctor seemed to have a clear philosophy of his own, so I chose this place. I remember the price being quite expensive too. (Was it 3.5 million or 2.5 million.. I think it was 2.5 million.) Anyway, in conclusion, my result here was extremely, extremely successful. I wanted thin, natural double eyelids close to monolids, and the doctor understood exactly what I wanted and made them look truly natural while also softening my impression a lot. Since then, I think I’ve lived comfortably without stress about my appearance. Also, when I had my first double-eyelid surgery, the anesthesia hurt so terribly that it was almost traumatic, so I was worried. But when I had it done here, they told me to hold a small teddy bear, and then it was over so quickly and didn’t hurt, to the point where I was like, huh? Is the anesthesia really over? Anyway, in conclusion, thanks to the successful surgery at that time, I’m still living well with confidence now. While looking into lower-eye fat repositioning, I thought there would be a lot of information I could get here too, so I’m leaving this post both to share one piece of information I have and to say thank you to the director who performed my old surgery. Doctor, if you happen to see this post, I really want to tell you thank you!! And if anyone is considering eye revision surgery, I definitely recommend it. (The clinic is still open.. right? haha)
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