After getting surgery here, my eyes became an extremely, extremely, extremely difficult case. After the stitches were removed, I couldn’t open my eyes, and multiple creases started forming severely... When I asked the clinic, they told me to pay an additional fee and get fat grafting? Fat repositioning had also been done, and the problem happened after I had the surgery... I didn’t understand why they were telling me to pay, but they said that if I just got fat grafting, my eyes would open well and the multiple creases would stretch out tightly and disappear. What would a patient know? Fine, I thought what the clinic said must naturally be the correct answer, trusted them, and had the surgery. As a result, because of the fat grafting, my eyes became an extremely difficult case that is hard to touch, and functional side effects also occurred, so I have to live the rest of my life with eyes that are not normal. The multiple creases became worse, and excessive fat injection even caused calcification. I thought I couldn’t just keep living like this, so I asked another clinic about removal, but they refused because removing fat grafted into the upper eyelids itself is difficult. Thanks to that, my life has become spectacular. Thank you, really. I found out too late that if double-line correction is done properly, fat grafting isn’t needed. They didn’t properly release the adhesions during surgery, yet they repeat the obvious routine that it’s the patient’s tissue quality at fault. I’m tired of it. I’m also tired of a clinic that sighs deeply every time I inquire and gives off the nuance that they’re sick of me. I’ve seen many other people besides me with poor progress. The kindness shown during consultation and the doctor’s skill are absolutely!!! not proportional. I’m writing this for the public interest, hoping no one suffers harm like I did.
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