This is the place I had surgery at, but the revision surgery cost is high. Personally, this was the place where I first got into plastic surgery.
After eye surgery, I didn’t have side effects like eye stinging or dry eyes. 1. They made a flashy, large outline. At first, when I got double eyelids, I just told them to make my eyes bigger, but I didn’t know that would mean such a flashy outline for my eyes, and I didn’t specifically ask for an “out” line. But then when I woke up there was an outline on my eyes that I didn’t even know about, and my eyes looked cooler and bigger. And after a few years, with aging and the outline slowly getting smaller and folding inward, I went for revision surgery. I said, “Doctor, when you first operated on me, you made a really big and flashy outline. Please make it like that again.” Even the surgeon himself was like, “Did I?” I guess that’s just this doctor’s natural talent.
A fatal downside: even though it was an incision, that pretty eye didn’t last long. It got loosened or changed. It’s not like it was some tiny cosmetic procedure...
2. Lateral and lower canthoplasty for deeply set narrow eyes About 8 to 10 years ago, when there were very few doctors with real cases and experience in lateral canthoplasty, I met a few famous plastic surgeons in the early to mid 2010s. They all told me not to do it. They said lateral canthoplasty was impossible (it was sunken, and there wasn’t space behind). I gave up and went to Rari, where that doctor had been passionately posting about lateral canthoplasty on blogs. It was a really small clinic. And Rari pulled it off. Huh? Of course it couldn’t become 100% as refreshing as a foreign person’s eyes, right? But there was no D-shaped adhesion, no tearing at the outer corner, no visible mucosa turning red, no opening at the outer corner, etc. They gave me surgery to lower the outer corner and do lower canthoplasty without any of those side effects. The result was that people around me said, “Your eyes are big. Did you have canthoplasty? I had no idea.”
But the front desk is unfriendly. The nurses and assistants in the operating room were so unfriendly, if I asked them to do something, they got annoyed. They were unfriendly even when removing the stitches, and especially the staff who answered reservation calls were so unfriendly that I got angry. The staff are dragging down the director’s reputation, so please reflectㅠ