I had it done around July to August last year, and there was no problem at all even though I did it in summer. For the double eyelids, I am extremely satisfied. Even after 1 year, they have stayed well without changes, so if I do not say anything, no one knows I had double-eyelid surgery. I hear a lot that my eyes became really pretty, but the flaw is the epicanthoplasty.. Honestly, I went there with no real intention of getting epicanthoplasty, but they said that if I did epicanthoplasty, the line would come out prettier, and confused me in that kind of way, so I ended up doing it. In conclusion, I have the full 5-piece set: eye stinging + exposed lacrimal caruncle + harsher impression + depressed scar + white scar. After 6 months had passed, I went back, and we decided I would try laser treatment for the depressed scar, and if that really did not work, I would have revision surgery. For the white scar.. even if I mention it there, they just play with words, saying it looks whiter because of dark circles and so on.. It seems faster to just go to a dermatologist and get a separate consultation. I am worried about the double-eyelid line, but I am thinking about getting revision epicanthoplasty about 80%. My intercanthal distance was originally 3.5, so I should have sensed something was off from the moment they recommended epicanthoplasty to someone normal. Now it is 3.1, so my eyes look close together. It is really stressful. When getting epicanthoplasty, please think about it very, very carefully. The best thing is not to do it. If my revision epicanthoplasty succeeds, after that I swear I will never get plastic surgery again.
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