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How someone’s eyes change to look more three-dimensional

Before/after/after/after/after I had incisional ptosis correction + epicanthoplasty, and I got it done by Director Jang Yujin at Top Tier. For a long time, my face had felt really flat. No matter how much I looked, I wondered what the problem was. Should I say my eyes looked too babyish? Overall, I definitely had a somewhat flat-looking impression ㅜ My ptosis wasn’t severe, but I did have a slight degree of it, and I think having monolids made it feel even more that way. While doing the ptosis correction, they also made my double eyelids beautifully again in an in-out line, and since they recommended only a slight epicanthoplasty, I did that too, and my eyes seem to have settled much more three-dimensionally. There are so many things I want to write, but if I had to express it in one line, I think I could say they changed to look “three-dimensional.” I’m really extremely satisfied, and people say most eye surgeries end up needing revision, but my satisfaction is so high and I don’t think they’ll come undone, so I don’t think I’ll get revision surgery ㅎ

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This review is a surgical review pursuing a natural-but-defined look.

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