1. ㅅㅅ You came to the right place, this is a hospital specializing in medial epicanthoplasty restoration, etc., etc. The director looked at my eyes and said it could be done very simply. So I thought my eyes could be fixed too. I saw hope. Since it was the first hospital, I just went casually. 2. ㅁㅇㅌ The hospital I had been looking forward to the most. The surgical area somehow felt calm, I guess? Anyway, I had the highest expectations for it. The director looked and said an epicanthal fold would form, this would not work, that would not disappear, and the scar would not be covered. When weighing the pros and cons, there are more cons. It is better not to do it; just live like that. They did not even give me a price quote. Because my expectations had been so high, I was disappointed, devastated, hit hard by reality, and felt pointlessly upset. 3. ㅂㅌ The concept is to replace the existing scar with a new scar. In the review photos, the scar looked the longest, so internally I hesitated a bit. But everyone’s results were good. I liked that there was no epicanthal fold. The director seemed confident. This was the first place where I heard things like how many millimeters. I was surprised that even just erasing the scar in Photoshop made the crowded look ease a bit. They said there was no need to reduce it a lot... about 1 mm? (For reference, my eyes are short horizontally, like small clam-shaped eyes.) Anyway, they said to reduce it only a little. They said there would be a discount if I did lateral canthoplasty together too. I did like this place, but the long scar kept bothering me. 4. ㅅㅋㄹ The director was very cool and straightforward. But honestly, this kind of style is more comfortable for me. If you are doing it because of the scar, do not do it; the scar will not disappear. If you are doing it because of the overall shape, it would not be bad to do it. An epicanthal fold may form. In the review photos, the scar was somewhat visible here too, but the aftercare was seriously excellent, I liked it. The price was the most expensive among the three places. Even though they said scar removal is not possible, they added a separate scar fee. The scar here is also somewhat big. Actually, when you think about it, only the direction of the line differs slightly; in the end, the concept is covering the current scar with that scar... Of course the size and location of the scar are important, but rather than judging by whether one place’s scar is longer or there are more scars, I think if I know which surgical method suits me and my eyes, I can just go with that. But I do not know whether reverse placement or V-Y would be more advantageous for me Honestly, I do not really know what the difference is, and it is frustrating. Does anyone happen to know,~??
Medial epicanthoplasty restoration, medial epicanthoplasty
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