I was recommended incision + eye correction, and they pressured me really hard to book, saying I had to decide within a week (lol). They recommended that for canthoplasty, it’s usually not a bad idea to do double eyelid surgery first and then decide later.
My 5 PM consultation reservation ended up becoming an 8 PM entry lol... The waiting time was legendary. While I was waiting, they said the head doctor was in surgery, but apparently that patient’s surgery ran long... That was a little surprising, but anyway the waiting time was ridiculously long and the consultation time was also ridiculously long.
The doctor had a somewhat human and funny vibe. The first thing he said after seeing my eyes was, “Do you really... have to get double eyelid surgery? Your eyes are attractive enough, but you can’t admit that yourself, can you?”
He mentioned that my eyebrows are close to my eyes, and that my right eye is a bit smaller. He said eye correction is necessary, but not the kind of eye correction that makes the eyes bigger and clearer; it should be eye correction aimed at correcting the asymmetry. Because my eyebrows and eyes are close together... For the only time, he lowered my mask and tried to draw the overall line. He must have carefully checked it more than twenty times? My eyes aren’t originally small, he said, but they are eyes covered evenly with flesh. Since this flesh is not something surgery can fix, he recommended that canthoplasty can be considered after doing double eyelid surgery first.
And the funny thing is, he told me to visit a lot of hospitals lol... The manager was pressuring me to book, but the doctor was the one telling me to go around and compare many hospitals, which was such an irony... After the doctor left, I talked about the cost with the manager again. When she asked until when I could get back to them, I said a week, since I had to visit the rest of the hospitals first. Then she muttered to herself, “That takes too long...” and said that if I contacted them within a week, they could match a lower price lol... It’s really a wild hospital. The consultation was good, but there was definitely some indescribable uneasiness.