I had partial incision + ptosis correction + epicanthoplasty, and I didn’t really want the epicanthoplasty because I was worried my eyes would look too close together, but the doctor told me to do it, so I just did what I was told. But as expected, it would have been better not to do the epicanthoplasty. It’s not that the epicanthoplasty failed, and other people can’t even tell, but maybe because I prefer faces with a wider space between the eyes, I keep regretting it. I’ve regretted it for 4 years. And I got my double eyelids done in an in-out style, but now they’re almost inline and barely noticeable, so I’m considering revision surgery. My friend, who had hers done around the same time as me, looked a bit overdone back then, but now they’ve settled and her eyes look pretty. Conclusion: 1. Don’t just do what the doctor tells you; stick to your own preferences. 2. If you get double eyelid surgery too naturally, 80% of the time you’ll regret it later. It depends on the person, but I think semi-out looks the prettiest. The end Like 0
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