It’s my first time coming in here, and I remembered how much I used to worry about this too, so I’ll write an old review. I succeeded with one double eyelid surgery 5 years ago, and I’ve been living well until now without revision surgery. My eyes are an in-out line, but closer to an outline, and the line was done to suit me well, neither too thick nor too thin. I had it done with the buried suture method. I don’t know if this hospital is famous in this community, but all of my acquaintances had surgery here after my recommendation, and not a single person had a problem where their eyes became strange or anything like that. Of course, as time passed, there were a few people who regretted not making it thickerㅋㅋ I don’t know about other people who had surgery here. Just because your double eyelid surgery didn’t succeed in one go, don’t get revision surgery after only six monthsㅠㅠ Being impatient always puts us at a disadvantage. You have to give your eyes time to rest too, because that helps reduce scarring and such. I originally tend to swell a lot, and I also made the line thick, so the swelling lasted a long time. But after one or two years passed, it became really natural, and now people don’t even know I had it doneㅋㅋㅋ People say the lines are different, and my lines also don’t match 100%. My eyes were originally different sizes too, but when I open my eyes according to those eye sizes, they look similar. So don’t worry about the lines being different when your eyes are closed. If it hasn’t been long since your double eyelid surgery and you’re deliberately closing your eyes and staring at the thick line, thinking, “It seems like the lines are different..?” please don’t get impatient and try waiting a year. And the last thing I want to say is, don’t do epicanthoplasty or lateral canthoplasty carelessly. It suits very few people. Don’t be like, “The front is closed off, so I have to open it!” Please think very carefully! Thank youuu
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