The clinic looked very clean, and maybe because it was late, there were no people there.
The consultant seemed to have a very good personality, and she said they do not say things like, "We will completely open it up for you!!" and that what the doctor says after examining me is accurate. Rather than rashly recommending something and pushing it, she listened carefully to what I had to say, talked about the prognosis and such, and then called in the doctor.
The doctor came in, immediately checked the available space, and honestly said there was no space, but that if I could take into account all the redness and the space lifting/standing out, they could do it. But he said he did not recommend it. I agreed too, so I said I would give up on canthoplasty.
As another alternative, for a way to make the eyes look naturally bigger, he said I had weak eye-opening strength, sleepy-looking eyes, and eyes where the pupils are covered, and mentioned a forehead lift and ptosis correction.
As I get older, my eyelids will droop and my eye-opening strength will probably get weaker, so I thought it might be okay to do it in advance. But the forehead line... getting wider is a bit...
I also asked about aftercare/revision service, and they said that because they are a clinic that values results, it is a given.
When I asked whether endoscopic forehead lift surgery is a surgery that depends a lot on the surgeon's skill, he said of course, and that it leaves fewer marks than doing it with threads. He said endoscopy has been introduced for 10 years, but while looking through the endoscope, avoiding all the nerves and blood vessels and making it aesthetically pretty is not easy. He said he started using it as soon as endoscopy came in, so he is skilled at it.