Last time I went to 4 places, and today I went to 5 places, so for now I'll write a consultation review of just the 5 places. I'm asymmetrical-eyed (I have a double crease on the right) and have sleepy-looking eyes, but since I have congenital lagophthalmos, I firmly said I don't want ptosis correction before starting every consultation, no matter where. ㅊㅇ As soon as they saw me, they strongly recommended ptosis correction. They recommended incisional ptosis correction, but I said I would do non-incisional, so they said they would do non-incisional for now and marked a line. But the line wasn't the feeling I wanted. ㅍㅇ I said I wanted non-incisional and showed the line I wanted, and they immediately marked a line. First of all, I liked the line here, and when I said I wanted a semi-out line that gets slightly wider toward the end, they marked it and said they could do it. Overall, the doctor felt straightforward and refreshing. ㄴㅅㅎ (ㄱㄷㅎ) It seems the double crease on the right is the problem. They looked, marked a line, and said I would need incision, fat grafting, and even ptosis correction. They said if I do buried suture because of the double crease on the right, there's a high chance it will come undone, and while talking about my different eye sizes, rather than matching the line with me, they concluded that incision, ptosis correction, and fat grafting were the only answer, so the consultation ended ambiguously ㅈㅇㅌ (ㅇㅎㅎ) Here too, because of the right side, incision. They clearly said my eyes have weak opening strength and I have lagophthalmos, so ptosis correction cannot be done. Because it's a double crease, they said the adhesions inside need to be released and the fat has to be repositioned, and that if I do buried suture anyway, it will come undone because of the double crease. They examined me very thoroughly and showed me why the line needs to be thin. Recommended in-out. The lines generally seem to be set conservatively? ㅇㅅㅅㅊㄷ They said non-incisional is enough, but here they also said I need an upper epicanthoplasty.. I liked that they compared while touching my facial bones. They said ptosis correction would be good, but given the characteristics of my eyes, I probably shouldn't do it. When I mentioned that other clinics talked about incision, they explained why those clinics might have said that and said that part could also be possible with non-incisional. For now, I've gone to these plus ㅇㅇㅌ, ㅂㅂ, and ㅇㅇㅇ, and I've put down a deposit at one place without setting a date, but I wonder if I did the right thing… Should I go to more places?
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