It’s been 1 year since I had double eyelid surgery + epicanthoplasty. I had the incisional method, so there is a line above my eyes... Does anyone know how to get rid of this? To put it simply, I think it turned out well. Before, I was at the level of having a small, ordinary face... looking a bit okay if I dressed up... but I do think I definitely became a little prettier. I don’t care about cost-effectiveness at all; I tend to pursue what is safest, least obvious, and natural-looking. So the change isn’t dramatic. Still, for now...? If I include other clinics, I’ve had lateral canthoplasty, epicanthoplasty, double eyelid surgery, nose, facial contouring injections?? LOL, and it barely shows... so I think it was a success...
First, epicanthoplasty It doesn’t show at all. My eyes look just a little more open, and I’m satisfied.
Double eyelid surgery Hmm, it’s not like those amazing reviews you sometimes see.. My eyes just got a little bigger and look a little more presentable. Honestly, I think it’s physically impossible for someone with small eyes to make their eyes dramatically bigger.. unless their eyes were originally long.. There’s also the size of the eyeballs.... I have a line left above my eyes, so that bothers me a bit, but among the cases I’ve seen in real life, I do think mine definitely turned out well. It doesn’t look obvious, and my eyes got a little bigger! Also, I’m quite picky... I hear a lot from friends that it turned out natural and well.... But my mom sometimes says things like the line is high or whatever.
And my friends didn’t notice that I had epicanthoplasty, lateral canthoplasty, or my nose done LOLLLLLLL. I just go around lying that I only had double eyelid surgery.
For my nose, I had a very small amount of fat grafting on the bridge. Originally, the area between my eyes was sunken in, and now it’s just at the level where something has been added a little. I really, really hate putting in silicone or strange materials, so I never even considered it... I only considered filler or fat. The director here only does fat grafting, not even filler LOL.
I’m very satisfied with the consultation and system at the plastic surgery clinic. First of all, it seems safe, and among the places I visited in person, they gave the best consultation. The impression is more like a hospital than a plastic surgery clinic.. The operating room also somehow looked like the facilities were very good. At the place I went to before, it felt like one doctor and one nurse were just doing things quickly and roughly, so I felt uneasy.. Here, it feels systematic and safe. Before surgery, they carefully check for allergies and other details. During surgery, several nurses and the director proceed together. The coordinator also feels like a nurse rather than just a coordinator.. I was surprised that none of the staff had even a slightly artificial-looking face LOL. I visited about 3 places in person, and this was the first place like this. Of course, people may like or dislike it.. When I told the director what I wanted, he would say things like, “If you do this, it will look obvious, so it’s not good,” and cut it off sharply. That had never happened elsewhere, so I liked it. Also, the clinic itself does a lot of revision surgeries, so I trusted it. I don’t think they would ever just shut their mouths if something went wrong.
There are no photos because I’m a scaredy-cat, sorry LOL. But I’m really not an employee. I can stake my wrist on it!!!