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Eye Surgery Reviews

6-Month Progress After Natural Adhesion Double Eyelid Surgery — Be Careful With Any Surgery

<6 months, with makeup><3 months><1 week><Day of surgery — I was really severely swollen, but still excitedly went out to eat haha><Before surgery> I posted my 3-month progress last time, and it has already been half a year since the surgery. At 3 months, there was still some swelling left, but now the difference in swelling between both sides has almost completely disappeared, right? I originally had double eyelids, and I didn’t get surgery because I wanted an extremely dramatic change, but since I was going to do it anyway, I wanted to clearly improve my low, plain-looking double eyelid line and eye shape. After consulting at the clinic, I thought it over and decided to do only natural adhesion, and now I think it was the right choice to do only natural adhesion. (They said my eyes didn’t absolutely need canthoplasty or ptosis correction, so I should try the surgery first and, if I wasn’t satisfied, consider adding them later.) Why? From my experience, with eyes, even raising the line by just 1 mm changes the impression, and because swelling lasts a long time after surgery, it takes time until you can see the final result. If you get greedy from the beginning and do a lot, once the swelling goes down, you might end up looking unnatural and think, “This isn’t it…?” Plastic surgery doesn’t automatically make everyone prettier… Facial proportions are really important, and the answer is meeting a director and consultant who look at all of that for you. (During the consultation, I think they repeated “Please open your eyes~ Please close your eyes~” more than 20 times lol They were really meticulous.) For anyone thinking about surgery in the future, please decide carefully and have no regrets! I’m rooting for you~

This review is a surgical review pursuing natural beauty.

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