This is my first time getting anything done to my face, and it's also my first time taking and posting a photo of part of my face, so I'm nervous. But the cost was reasonable and the surgery turned out well, so I thought it might help and I'm posting a review. I'm in my 30s, almost closer to 40, but I only just got double eyelid surgery. The reason is that I have two friends around me who got double eyelid surgery and ended up with sausage eyes, so I was too scared to do it just thinking I'd simply become prettier. Those friends kept getting revision, re-revision, and re-re-revision surgery, and eventually gave up, so I think that made it even worse I was someone who watched from the side and comforted them too, so I felt a lot of discomfort about plastic surgery.. Actually, I had wanted to do it for a very long time ^^;;;; Then, you know how apps are so good these days~ There was even a Photoshop feature that could make double eyelids, right? When I tried it, it looked much better than my original eyes. For a while, I made double eyelids with an app and even used those photos as my profile picture, but later I felt hit by reality and thought, should I just do it with surgery..? and ended up getting a consultation.. I couldn't visit many clinics, and I received many recommendations for canthoplasty, incisional surgery, eye shape correction, and so on. But one director among them said natural adhesion burial alone would be enough, so I did burial, and it's now been one month since surgery! What I got isn't a typical burial method; they said it's done with a double-knot technique, so it minimizes the possibility of loosening. Each clinic has a slightly different style, so I recommend finding the one that suits you and going there. Oh, and there was no stitch removal either, and I just visited once at the 1-week mark for disinfection. Swelling was worst on day 2, but even that was to the extent that it didn't show much if I wore heavier makeup. But because of the swelling, my eyes felt a bit heavy and were hard to open After a little more time, it got much better and was okay. Friends who got double eyelid surgery said it didn't hurt, and it really didn't hurt. A friend who had lateral canthoplasty said lateral canthoplasty especially really hurts, but since I only did burial, I didn't feel pain. Because I only did burial, the cost also came out reasonable, so I think it'll be good once the swelling goes down a little more. Since it's hot, I haven't been able to walk often, so time is solving it for me.
This is a surgery review pursuing a glamorous-natural look.