After <after double eyelid surgery> Before <before double eyelid surgery> When I first had double eyelid surgery, it was done with the buried suture method about 16 years ago. Back then, I had it done by Dr. Lee Jae-seung at Real, but after more than 15 years, one side came undone. But Dr. Lee Jae-seung is no longer there, so I just looked around on my own and found Epic. It wasn’t through a referral, and I hadn’t gone to many consultations, so I went in half-doubtful. I’m not lying, after one consultation I decided to do it here.
There were places acquaintances had done it at and recommended because their results were good, but I think with any surgery, there’s a hospital that fits well with the person getting the surgery.
The reason I booked a consultation at Epic was because I liked the doctor’s values. Since he had worked at a large hospital for a long time, I naturally trusted his technique as a basic given. I liked his values of making up for the shortcomings of a large hospital and carefully seeing patients one-on-one.
And of course, the consultation managers were kind. The doctor also recommended a style that suited my face without being excessive, and kept checking the design while matching the left-right symmetry. Even during surgery, he kept checking the left-right symmetry and did it as carefully as possible.
Before, once the surgery was all done and I woke up, after that I saw the doctor’s face exactly once, but here they checked on me again even after I rested.
I like the left-right symmetry, and I’m so happy it went well without side effects. It’s also easy to do makeup. I didn’t want it to come undone, so I asked them to make it higher than before.
I recommend Epic Plastic Surgery. Before surgery, I was trembling, and the doctor reassured me, so I felt comfortable. They told me to come once for aftercare, but I didn’t have time, so I couldn’t go. I didn’t consult at multiple places and did it here right away, but I think I was really lucky.
I hope Epic becomes more well known.
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