Natural, does not come undone, painless, no overtreatment

My eyelids were really puffy and I was not even sure they were particularly hooded, so at another clinic everyone recommended doing double eyelid surgery together with an epicanthoplasty. But I knew that even when I used makeup to imitate a little bit of epicanthoplasty, my impression changed a lot, so I was not very eager. Also, if you have gone to consult for double eyelid surgery, you may have felt this a lot: the lines other clinics draw for you are... kind of so-so? Like, I want to look better, but it really feels like they are just drawing a single line. But at Marble, the director drew the line for me, and it was the kind of line I had imagined, one where you can actually see the change. At the same time it was natural, and they also explained that if the line were drawn above the epicanthic fold it would loosen, which I had not heard at other clinics, so I decided on it even though it felt assembly-line-like. The result was satisfying. No signs of loosening either. It is natural but there is a change. They did not remove too much fat, and the surgery was the kind where you sleep briefly and wake up, so it did not hurt at all. The swelling did last quite a while, but I think that is just my constitution.. Even when my eyes are closed, it does not look like a typical double-eyelid line, so I am satisfied. They also strongly insisted that eye correction had to be done, more than epicanthoplasty, saying that if I did not do it, it would definitely loosen, but they told me that if I did not want it here, it might be okay not to do it. And in reality it was fine

Natural, does not come undone, painless, no overtreatment

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