Before surgery, I had severe Mongolian folds and very thin inner double eyelids. I also wanted lateral canthoplasty, but Director B.B.J. at OOO Plastic Surgery said that if I had lateral canthoplasty, my eyes could look cross-eyed, and that lateral canthoplasty would 100% close back up. He recommended epicanthoplasty with incisional ptosis correction instead. I had consultations at 5 places, and at other hospitals, they told me to come back for AS if the lateral canthoplasty closed back up, and they said incisional ptosis correction would leave the surgical line noticeable, so they recommended buried double eyelid surgery or non-incisional ptosis correction. But Director B.B.J. said he could make the incision line not show, and somehow he seemed like someone who likes definite results. The buried method can loosen, and lateral canthoplasty can close back up, so I think he recommended the incisional ptosis correction he was confident in, for a more certain result. I trusted this place more than the others, so I got fat grafting and eye surgery together. For the eyes, he really designs the line well, and everyone thinks I had the buried method. When I say I had incisional ptosis correction, they’re surprised~ Also, my eyes were originally uneven, but that was improved a lot (you know perfect symmetry is difficult, right?). I think this is really a great result. Most of all, even though it was incisional, when I close my eyes the line doesn’t show haha But honestly, I don’t recommend the fat grafting For eyes, I strongly recommend this hospital~ And there are many people who say double eyelid surgery isn’t even surgery, but double eyelid surgery is actually a very delicate procedure. Even a tiny difference in the line changes the feel a lot. Even if you end up having revision surgery later, you need to get the line right in the first surgery~ I hope this review helps, and that you all get surgery beautifully and successfully at a hospital that suits you~^^
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