It’s already been about 10 years since I had it done. I had a style I was aiming for, but the doctor just insisted on an inner double eyelid no matter what I already had an inner double eyelid, and I wanted to make it a bit bigger, but he just said let’s raise it only slightly from the original line, and we agreed to do just a slight epicanthoplasty. Ten years ago, surgery costs were more expensive than now, so I chose a somewhat cheaper place, and since the doctor had appeared on TV, I only looked at that one place and went ahead with it. No matter how I look at it, my eyes weren’t eyes that couldn’t do anything else, but I got scared and just did what he told me to do. I’ve regretted it for 10 years, and now I’m looking into revision surgery. I had about a 15-minute consultation before surgery, then visited 2 weeks later and had the surgery, but I just went straight into the operating room and had it done. Huh? Aren’t they supposed to look again before surgery and remind themselves of the consultation details before starting? Is this just how it’s done? The consultation was 2 weeks earlier, so did he even properly remember what I wanted? I was flustered but just went through with it, and because I was young, I feel like I got taken advantage of without knowing anything. It was completely factory-style. The slight epicanthoplasty left scarring in the front, and the double eyelid was just set exactly along my original line, so it doesn’t even look like I had surgery. I only kept thinking, if it was going to be like this, why did I even pay to do it Now I’m older and won’t be swayed by things like that, so I’m going to look into it properly before doing it. Later, I watched that doctor’s YouTube and saw he was the type of doctor who unusually liked doing inner double eyelids. Because the chance of failure is low So I thought, that’s why he insisted on inner double eyelids so much. Of course not everyone would have been satisfied, so he doesn’t seem that famous anymore. Since it could harm the clinic unnecessarily, I’ll keep the clinic private. I’m planning revision surgery around next month, and for now I’m working hard to research online. I lived thinking there wasn’t much difference from my original face, so I’d just pretend I hadn’t done it, but lately the regret has been flooding back
This is a surgery review pursuing a natural look.