I already had a history of several restoration surgeries, and I went around for consultations thinking this would really be the last time. It was my fourth medial epicanthoplasty restoration surgery, and because I didn’t want it to open back up or have the shape deform, I thought it over after looking through every cosmetic surgery cafe, app, and community. In the end, I had surgery with Director Song at the clinic among the two hospitals known for reverse skin redraping!
I had the surgery thinking I’d be happy if they just made a slight Mongolian fold and got the symmetry of the inner corners of my eyes right, but I guess that was really hard......... I had the stitches removed yesterday, and the shape finally came out the way I wanted, so I’m leaving a review.
At that clinic, just like other people said, even during surgery I really opened and closed my eyes many times, and I also checked while sitting up, then lying down again, so I felt it wasn’t easy.. Maybe because of that, I strongly felt that they were treating me seriously as a patient, and since I’d never had a restoration done like this before, I also felt like this time would be a success haha
Since it was my fourth surgery, I thought it would take quite a long time, but surprisingly, mine ended quickly. Based on the clock in the operating room, I think it took a little over 1 hour. I bruised a bit more than expected, but it all went away within a week, and stitch removal was done in two sessions. The second stitch removal was on day 12, and there’s still slight swelling, but since it’s right after stitch removal, it should get much better after about one or two months, right?
The director gave me Botox as a complimentary service and told me not to use my forehead or glabella during the recovery period. He was fairly kind to me during the consultation too, and after the surgery he’s taking really good care of me as well.
I also received regenerative cream cosmetics as a gift, and they told me to use it for moisturizing after I finish the eye ointment!