Before <before surgery>Before <before surgery>After <4 weeks after surgery>After <33 days after surgery>After <side view>I visited about 9 places for consultations, and after considering surgical side effects (reattachment, eye-smile issues, scars), I chose this place because they said their new surgical method prevents reattachment + one side effect of posterior-lower canthoplasty is healing into a ㄷ-shape, but they were confident that absolutely would not happen / no issue with eye-smiling / no scarring.
It’s been a little over a month, and my eye-smile still feels awkward to me, and I thought my under-eye aegyo-sal had disappeared, but it’s gradually coming back. I still haven’t been able to wear makeup even once because of subconjunctival hemorrhage, so I ended up taking review photos with bare eyes, without any eye makeup.
The good points are that, true to the director’s style of not widening excessively and making it natural, I think it turned out well, and there are no scars. For my right eye, by my standards, the outer corner noticeably went down well, and the lower canthoplasty also turned out well, so my midface looks shorter, which I like and am satisfied with! And even when I look really closely at the back, it is widened nicely in a V shape like my original eye.. It definitely has not become a ㄷ-shape so far.
The downside? I don’t know if it’s because my eyes were originally uneven, but I’m worried because the left side seems to have almost no difference.. Also, more than a month has passed, but there is still subconjunctival hemorrhage on the left side.. I asked the clinic, and they said time is the answer, so I’m also planning to visit an ophthalmologist once!
This is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.