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Eye Surgery Considerations

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First of all, among the hospitals I’ve recently gone to for consultations, this was the first place that gave me a medically explained consultation. I looked into alar lift a lot, but it was the first time I learned that they dissect the surrounding skin and pull it;; The consultant was also very calm and explained things in more detail than consultants at other hospitals, and there was no talk at all about same-day booking or discounts haha. But when they planned the style for alar reduction and alar lift, I like a more natural look, so it wasn’t my style, so I’m passing on the nose!! But the eye consultation was so good.. I’m scared easily and I know what my eyes are like, so my mindset was that if I wanted eye surgery to succeed safely, I should go with an in-out line haha. Other hospitals also made me wonder whether they were even making a line or not, and made me think, as expected, maybe my eyes can only do in-out... But here, they caught the line I make at home in the mirror!! They caught the semi-out line exactly, and I actually said out loud, “Oh..?” The director also said he’s good at making semi-out lines, that in-out is an easy line to make, and he seemed confident that semi-out would suit me well. He didn’t recommend epicanthoplasty either and said upper epicanthoplasty and adhesion would be enough. But looking at the reviews, it seemed most people there do upper epicanthoplasty, semi-out, and adhesion. If you want semi-out, I recommend getting a consultation once.

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