My eyes showed the lacrimal lake and had severe hook-shaped inner corners (almost no scarring), with sharply pointed inner corners, but when I actually considered medial epicanthoplasty restoration, my glabella was wide, so I was the type who couldn’t close it much.
I looked into micro-restoration, and the doctor was extremely kind. They examined my eyes in detail and identified the issues well. They gave realistic advice such as, “We won’t know until we try closing it,” “It differs from person to person,” and “Even closing it very slightly can make the glabella area look a bit stuffy.” They helped me let go of unrealistic expectations (this is very important).
The downside is that my double eyelids are also uneven (I had buried-suture surgery in the past), so while I was at it, I wanted to do revision double eyelid surgery too. But they said that rather than overall eye correction, we should do “only medial epicanthoplasty restoration” first, let it settle, then take our time and consider revision surgery for the uneven eyes later. I live overseas, so I wanted to do it while I was in Korea and leave quickly, which is unfortunate, but I’ll pass
For the price, you should expect it to be a little higher than the event price. I think this place would be good for someone who can restore only the medial epicanthoplasty carefully and safely with enough time.