The Swan review

Before coming here for consultation, I'd already consulted with three doctors at two other places, and none of them really recommended secondary canthoplasty. But here they said they could do the inner corner surgery while minimizing scarring, and the fact that they emphasized a term I'd never heard before plus their own exclusive technique felt a bit strange They also kept emphasizing how many surgery cases they had, but I was the only person there at that time... Strangely, though, the waiting time was long, and the consultation itself was long too, but it felt so odd that I was the only person there during the roughly hour I stayed at the hospital And then they talked about something called ponytail lifting, saying this is a surgery only Director Hwang Seong-ho in Korea can do, and recommended it... well... I like something natural, and even if it's a little incomplete, I don't really want to have surgery touch every tiny artificial detail.. But if it's good, everyone will rush to learn it, and these days cosmetic surgery is a competitive market, so if something good exists it spreads fast and everyone copies it. Isn't it worth thinking more carefully if only they are doing that surgery? Just from the words, it sounds like the scar would disappear and the inner corner could be widened as much as I want, so it matches exactly the direction I want, but when actually faced with the result, it feels like it would be different from what I expected?? I got the feeling they might not be fully straightforward