I had lower canthoplasty at another clinic and it looked too unnatural. I said I wanted to undo it, but I was very dissatisfied with how they handled it, and they acted in a way that made me feel bad, so I thought I should just go to another clinic and ask them to undo it, and I had a consultation at Siseon. Since I was undoing the lower canthoplasty, I was also curious about double eyelid surgery and asked about it, but undoing lower canthoplasty is a bit pricey too, so I think I need to think a little more before doing double eyelid surgery together as well.
According to the director, lower canthoplasty is originally supposed to be lowered in a 45-degree direction while assessing the proportions nicely and adjusting it as much as possible, but mine was just pulled straight downward. He said it probably wasn’t quite a complication, but it must have been very uncomfortable. He showed me several before-and-after photos of lower canthoplasty reversals, and I liked that he showed me many different examples.
When I visited, the wait was a bit long and it felt quite busy, but aside from seeming a little hectic, overall it was a satisfactory consultation.