These are the clinics I consulted at last year, and I remember making the list after researching online through a cosmetic surgery app. I have monolid eyes with sagging eyelids from frequent use of double-eyelid glue and tape. The direction I wanted was no incision and a semi-out line. Clinic 1 I didn't like any of the lines they created for me: inline, in-out, or semi-out. Discount if writing a review No canthoplasty, non-incisional natural adhesion (They said if I did epicanthoplasty, it would become an in-out line. They said my skin is taut, so it would be prone to scarring and not good. They spoke as if they were reluctant to do the surgery. Consultation order: consultant -> doctor -> consultant It was the first appointment slot, so there was no wait. Clinic 2 1. I liked the line the consultant created for me. They recommended non-incisional ptosis correction. Because the front upper area is drooping and that makes the line settle as in-out, they recommended front/upper canthoplasty + non-incisional natural adhesion + ptosis correction. 2. The doctor had surgery scheduled, so I waited. They came in, only diagnosed my eyes, really just that! and left. It took about 3 minutes. I really liked the line they created for me. Non-incisional natural adhesion (when I asked if it didn't have to be incisional, they said natural adhesion would probably be possible) + front/upper canthoplasty + posterior fat removal. Clinic 3 1. Consultant Non-incisional natural adhesion, epicanthoplasty They talked about doing an in-out line and canthoplasty. They said natural adhesion is better for a first surgery. 2. Doctor Non-incisional natural adhesion, epicanthoplasty, ptosis correction + fat removal When I said that if the double eyelid is pinched, the posterior eyelid tissue looks puffy, they said they would remove fat. They said my eyelid sagging is quite severe. They would set it as an in-out line and open the front, making it a thin semi-out line. Incision is possible too, but since it is my first surgery, they recommended non-incisional. (+ If I do it with incision, then for revision surgery, it must be done by incision no matter what.) 3. Consultant recommended non-incisional natural adhesion! Clinic 4 1. Consultant Incision + upper canthoplasty + fat removal Because my eyelid tissue is rolled in and sagging, incision is absolutely necessary. Non-incisional natural adhesion will loosen. Unless I want it thin, I need incision. After hearing what other clinics said::: If doing non-incisional, because the skin gets thicker toward the upper area, I would get sausage eyes. The chance of it loosening is too high. 2. Doctor Their opinion was that incision is necessary. They said there is no tissue on the upper side, and there is a lot of some kind of tissue or something. So that needs to be cut out by incision, and canthoplasty is needed. They said it is not exactly cutting out tissue, but that a line needs to be made (for when using double-eyelid tape, to prevent it from looking unlike a double eyelid and more like a line that does not hold well). 3. Consultant My eyes need incision. If non-incisional eyes loosen, I could just do it again, but because there is a possibility of sausage eyes, incision is needed. No discount because it is the doctor. Currently, it has loosened, and after revision surgery, it loosened again. Sympathy emoticon Translating Would you like to save this review? +0 More posts by liuvvi Report suspected broker Block member
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