Hospital name: Hani Director: Choi Jung-hoon Consultation fee: Free I went because I had an acquaintance who had surgery with Director Choi Jung-hoon at DA, so I went through that acquaintance’s recommendation. (He used to be at DA.) So I didn’t even know he was famous on YouTube, but maybe because he does YouTube, he lightened the mood in a very witty way and confidently explained his strengths. But there was also something like he was busy and wanted to finish quickly? Still, I do understand that. At first, I explained what kind of result I wanted and roughly tried setting what line to do. Then when my friend told the director that she had done non-incisional double eyelid surgery and it loosened midway, he said he wasn’t saying it because he remembered that friend, but he refuted? it by saying it was probably because she didn’t do the ptosis correction he had explained. To be honest, I had heard many times that ptosis correction is bad, so as soon as I heard it, I felt a bit resistant, but he said that’s because other doctors misunderstand ptosis correction. He said he doesn’t even like the term ptosis correction itself and that it should be called something like eyelid-opening reinforcement? He said that with non-incisional double eyelid surgery, the risk of loosening is relatively high, but if you do ptosis correction, it supposedly doesn’t loosen easily. He emphasized that people usually think of blepharoptosis when they hear ptosis correction, but there are cases where ptosis correction is needed even if it isn’t necessarily blepharoptosis. But I think this director’s explanation of what he considers ptosis correction is probably detailed on his YouTube, so if you’re interested, it would be much better to refer to that. He said it’s especially needed for people whose eyelid-opening strength is weak because of double eyelid tape and who use forehead strength. But he said he absolutely never tells people to do it, and that if he needlessly recommends ptosis correction, he gets criticized in communities, so he just explains it and leaves the choice to the patient. He really emphasized not to go around saying he recommended ptosis correction lol
So I went to my friend and told her the same thing, and she said no, she listened to that director’s explanation and did ptosis correction too, but maybe because her eyes are originally prone to styes, she kept getting inflammation around the suture area, so she undid everything and had it redone by another director.. (She said she likes the second surgery better. The second time, she only did non-incisional double eyelid surgery.) Before my friend developed inflammation, it was really natural and well done, so I originally thought I wanted to do it here, but after hearing about the inflammation, I started worrying a bit,, So I’m going to visit more consultations to see whether there are other people who developed inflammation after receiving ptosis correction from this director.
Oh, and he said that slightly opening the outer corner of the eye is his strength? I just wanted my eyes to look exactly like when I put on double eyelid tape, so I showed him that photo, and he said he could make it prettier than this, then showed me a line with the outer corners slightly lifted. It definitely did look pretty good.
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