I got a consultation with VN’s head director, and maybe because he was wearing a mask, he looked younger than in the photos... The consultant also said he’s a young doctor. As I saw in the reviews, I think the consultation will be more detailed and your questions will be resolved if the patient writes down lots of things they’re curious about and brings them. Unless I asked first, it felt like he just explained, “This is how the surgery will be done, these things are needed,” and that was it...? I had somewhat severe scarring from an upper epicanthoplasty, so at other places they all first mentioned that the scarring was severe, but here there was no mention, so I asked first. Still, when I asked, he did explain kindly. Everyone says the scar may fade but won’t disappear, so I’m sad...ㅜㅜ But is VN also famous for double-line correction...??? I asked whether my surgery was on the difficult side, and since it’s a revision surgery, he said it didn’t seem that difficult, so I felt a bit reassured... Every time I go around for consultations, everyone says different things, so I’m so stressed about where I should goㅠㅠㅠㅠ This was the only place that asked what I thought about doing a bit more epicanthoplasty on one eye... When I said I didn’t want to, he said then the line would be a bit lower. But is it possible to go from semi-out to in-out when I’ve already had epicanthoplasty and upper epicanthoplasty??? One director said that once you’ve gone out, it’s impossible to go in, and that I absolutely have to go semi-out, but at VN, they actually said I now have to lower it a lot to in-out no matter what....ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ I’m so confused I’m going crazyㅠㅠㅠㅠ
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