I've seen many people who were really worried while going around for consultations, saying people around them told them that if you do the buried-suture method, it comes undone ㅜㅜ. Five years ago, I didn't know buried sutures supposedly came undone that easily, so I just went for a consultation, and when the doctor said they wouldn't come undone, I did it right away. For reference, the clinic was a one-doctor clinic, but now it couldn't compete with the many plastic surgery clinics in Gangnam and has closed down.. haha
First, if I write down the features of my eyes that haven't come undone for over 5 years: 1. Thin skin 2. Not too much or too little fat on the upper eyelids 3. Narrow distance between the eyes and eyebrows 4. Horizontally long eyes 5. Completely monolid before surgery; I think that's about it. Honestly, I don't think numbers 4 and 5 matter much, and numbers 1 and 2 seem more important. Number 3 is kind of just my feeling? Because the distance between my eyes and eyebrows is narrow, the double eyelid crease seems to be well tucked in, so it didn't come undone.. haha
It seems like the trend is to prefer the buried-suture method or natural adhesion a bit more than incision, but many people seem worried that it will come undone, so I wrote this hoping it would help even a little haha
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