My dad’s eyelids were sagging so much that his eyes really looked heavy and stuffy, and he was also told a lot that he looked even more tired because his under-eyes were hollowing at the same time. But I didn’t really know about upper blepharoplasty and lower blepharoplasty, so I asked everyone here and got help. Thank you. I’ve looked into it so much now that I feel like I’ve become half an expert lol [Tips for distinguishing lower blepharoplasty, upper blepharoplasty, and lifting] *If the under-eye area sags, lower blepharoplasty *If the eyes sag, upper blepharoplasty *If the eyebrows sag, a brow lift It may differ from person to person, but this is roughly how you can understand it. For my dad, lower blepharoplasty was a definite must, but I didn’t know whether upper blepharoplasty or a brow lift would be right, so we went to 2 hospitals, mainly places around Apgujeong that specialize in middle-aged eyes. I felt like very large hospitals or places that do lots of other procedures might not provide good care, and since this involves working with the muscles and skin, they said it’s a more difficult surgery than a regular double-eyelid surgery. [Tips for choosing a hospital] If everyone is getting something like upper/lower blepharoplasty or a lift, definitely do it at an eye-specialized hospital. I saw a few botched reviews where people said they took their parents and then deeply regretted it. Thinking of it as tomorrow makes me feel dizzy;;;;;;;;;;;;; Anyway, I searched like crazy and went to two places that I thought were definitely above average, and my dad said he liked the first hospital better, so he had it done there. He had Smile lower blepharoplasty and a brow lift. Because it was unfamiliar, I asked a lot of detailed questions about what it was, and they explained everything smoothly without getting stuck. The director is seriously good with words, which also means the consultation was that good lolololol My dad said he got a good feeling from that. Smile lower blepharoplasty summary]] When doing lower blepharoplasty, if they just pull everything tight like fabric to make it taut, the other areas are finely wrinkled but only that area becomes tight, so instead of the person looking younger, their impression becomes bizarre. But that was exactly what the botched review I saw was like. Chills. Anyway, this director’s main point was that they smooth it out to match the balance of the face, but instead, the goal is to smooth wrinkles while preserving things that are naturally there, like the aegyo-sal under-eye fullness, so the person looks more than 10 years younger. It’s not just smoothing it out; should I say it’s lifting the muscle? Anyway, they said the principle is that it is pulled together, so the whole face gets lifted too. And it really wasn’t just the under-eye area. The cheekbone area and the midface moved upward overall, so his impression became cleaner. Amazing. There wasn’t anything particularly special about the brow lift. I thought it would be fine as long as it didn’t create a strange shape or anything, but they said this one was easy lolololololololololol He got them done together, and my dad keeps bragging that he chose well and the surgery went well. Do you know what’s funny? Dads like being told they’ve become better-looking and younger too. These days he looks in the mirror more often. If there’s ever a need for a lift or upper/lower blepharoplasty, I think doing it here would be fine. I hope the director stays healthy and energetic until my skin sags, so I can go get a lift 30 years from now too.
This review is a surgical review pursuing reconstruction.