The space between my eyes and eyebrows was narrow, and I had sunken eyes. My brow bones protruded a lot.. No matter how much I searched, people said my eyes were really unfavorable for double eyelid surgery. I used double eyelid glue for about 7 years, and the only fortunate thing was that my eyelid skin was not thick.. kind of. It absolutely wasn’t thin, though. I used double eyelid glue for 7 years, but no double eyelid crease formed, and I just forced my eyelid skin to stick together and went around like that,.. I wanted an in-out line that opened from the inner corner of the eye, and since my eye length was okay, I didn’t necessarily want medial epicanthoplasty, but I did have slight Mongolian folds and my eyes weren’t close together, so I was willing to do it if they recommended it.
I went to about 4-5 consultations in total, and unlike what I had seen on YouTube, everyone said my eyes would do well with an in-out line and talked as if I should do medial epicanthoplasty together with the in-out line. But at the place where I ultimately had it done, they said that for my eyes, this much of an inline would be better, and if I made it bigger, the distance between my eyes and eyebrows would look closer, which could make my impression look strong. They said that although I have Mongolian folds, the inner corners of my eyes are relatively pointed, so we should follow the Mongolian fold line and do an inline.
At first, because I was greedy and because at that place they said my eye conditions weren’t that good, even though I knew it, I somehow felt offended and didn’t want to go there. So I booked a place that said my eyes would turn out well and suggested doing an in-out line together with medial epicanthoplasty. After setting the date, I compared that place with the one I had booked, and that one was all natural, but the hospital I had chosen felt kind of hit-or-miss? I wanted my eyes to look natural while still definitely improving from before.
So I canceled the place I had originally booked, reserved again at the other place, and now 2 years later, people around me absolutely don’t know. Even when I tell them and they look knowing it, they say it doesn’t show and that they didn’t know I had plastic surgery hehe I think it’s important not to be greedy.. Even if you hear something unpleasant, I think it’s right to look at it objectively and judge.
This review is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.