ㅇㄹ - Solo-doctor clinic, Apgujeong - Rather than simply setting the line and ending it, they tended to look in detail with something like a machine. - They recommended incisional surgery, saying my skin is thick for a non-incisional method and there is a high chance the fixation may not hold properly. - I was worried that bruising or swelling would be too severe with an incisional method, but they said not to worry too much because they provide aftercare such as laser treatment. - They said it is better not to apply things like bruise cream because it can instead irritate the wound and incision site (they said it could even make my eyes tear up). Since I would also be doing canthoplasty, they did not recommend it. - No pressure to pay a deposit - Incisional double eyelid surgery + ptosis correction + epicanthoplasty - 3 years of free AS - CCTV viewing available
There was a measuring device that checks whether the eyes are sunken or protruding. It was interesting, so I got permission and took a photo. They said my eyes are indeed sunken, but not so severe that canthoplasty would be completely impossible. It was my first time getting a consultation like this, and there was no burdensome pressure, so I felt a lot of trust and paid a deposit for now. I liked the line they created during the consultation, and there were also drawings in the consultation room, like line examples? Looking at those, there were so many types, so I think they will set the line in great detail.
ㅇㅇㅇ - Solo doctor, Gangnam - I was curious because this place does a lot of natural adhesion, but they said I need incisional surgery (partial incision is possible if I want). - They set the line multiple times in detail. - I was told anesthesia costs are separate (was it 150,000 won? Something like that). - Incision + ptosis correction + dual canthoplasty - 2 years of free AS
The doctor was the only female director, and she tended to explain calmly. Here too, they said my eyes are a bit sunken, so they do not recommend excessive canthoplasty, but because the outer corners of my eyes are raised, they said it would be good to lower them slightly with dual canthoplasty. I asked because I wanted epicanthoplasty too, but they said posterior lower canthoplasty alone would be enough. Overall, they set the line naturally, and rather than saying they would reflect my needs, they explained it in the direction that for my original eyes, setting a line as much as possible without overdoing it would be best. + Oh, they said lower canthoplasty slightly reattaches upward a month after surgery, but that is natural and cannot be helped. (But I would prefer it not to come back up..)
I went to one more solo-doctor clinic besides these, but that place also seemed to do a lot of lifting, so I removed it from my list!
The reason I mainly went around to solo-doctor clinics was - Eye-specialty clinic (I'm sure they all are, but I want my first surgery to be my last surgery) - No concern about proxy surgery because there is one director - Professional consultation - Not only the director but also the consultant carefully manages you after surgery That was why. Large clinics probably have their own advantages too, but for everyone whose priorities are similar to mine, I recommend going to a solo-doctor clinic.
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