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Eye Surgery Reviews

How many times have you had double eyelid surgery?

I had my first surgery without really knowing much, and the line ended up large, deep, dark, and sausage-like. I lived like that for a few years, then had revision surgery, and maybe because it was a hospital specializing in revision surgery, the line was lowered and became more natural. I should have just lived like that, but after a long time passed, the line became too small and the front looked stuffy, so I had epicanthoplasty and line enlargement at a hospital in Apgujeong, and it was a complete disaster.. They really cut it downward to a degree I couldn't handle, the canthoplasty scars were extremely severe, vertical wrinkles under the eyes exploded.. and the double eyelids were a total mess.. On top of that, on one side, what they did in the name of ptosis correction made my eye not open, and my pupil looked slanted, so you can imagine how hard it was.. For 6 months, I wasn't really living. I barely made it to 6 months and had medial canthus reconstruction, and it got somewhat better. Of course, the epicanthoplasty scar range is wide, so that stayed the same, but once the front was closed, my impression became softer, so it was much better. For double eyelid surgery too, I had it done by a doctor who is now retired but was really good at revision surgery, and my eyes became human eyes.. I'm still grateful to that doctor. Even in the operating room, I could feel that they were truly doing their best and being meticulous. Writing this is making me emotional.. I think cosmetic surgery really has to be considered carefully, and the first surgery is truly important. When I tried to restore it, there was no end to it.. If anyone is struggling because of a botched surgery, please keep hope, and I wish everyone success.

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