After <lower canthoplasty, lateral canthoplasty, incisional double eyelid surgery, and fat removal> I had it done at ㅈㄷ(ㅐㅗㄴ) Plastic Surgery, and I had lower canthoplasty, lateral canthoplasty, and double eyelid surgery (incisional) several times. 1. Double eyelid surgery - I think they tried to make it look as natural as possible. But my upper eyelids are still quite thick. I think this just can't be helped, yeah. If you remove too much eye fat, later when you get a bit older, only the skin covering may become loose and saggy, but if you don't remove fat, the eyes look thick.. yeah. For eyes like mine, honestly a forehead lift would be the answer, but every plastic surgery clinic I went to told me absolutely not to do it because I'm young.. haha Double eyelid conclusion: If you want a glamorous, idol-like in-out line, I don't recommend it. If you want it so natural that no one knows you had surgery, and you think natural is best, I recommend it. If you have thick flesh on the upper eyelids, I just don't recommend double eyelid surgery itself (I definitely said it. If you really don't want to regret it, listen to me.. After getting surgery two or three times, you may have no skin left above your eyes.) 2. Lower canthoplasty Yeah, it comes undone quickly, don't do it~ I had it several times and it was still no use~ It's not that the clinic did it badly; lower canthoplasty is just originally like that~ 3. Lateral canthoplasty Yeah, even if you open it, your eyes don't get bigger~ Don't do it~ Even if you do, it sticks back together~ It's not that the clinic did it badly; lateral canthoplasty is just originally like that~
Additional) Reason I didn't do epicanthoplasty (upper canthoplasty) - my lacrimal lake is already visible. Also, if I did epicanthoplasty (upper canthoplasty), my eyes would look too close together and I would look older, so I didn't do it.
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