<Before revision surgery><After revision surgery>I think the best thing with plastic surgery is just choosing a line that suits me.... I previously got double eyelid surgery with a partial incision, but it swelled up and the line looked really thick People around me were split half and half: the semi-out line looks good vs. it looks too heavy, lower it Of course, the latter stuck in my ears more, so I just got revision surgery. Since my first surgery was a partial incision, this time was also incision.... At 1–2 weeks, the stitches were still on my upper eyelids, so it looked scary, and I just lived worrying that the line might end up higher than before or look more burdensome After a month passed, I could see the line lowering and settling into place I think it’ll be okay once only the remaining minor swelling goes down..? When I went around for consultations, this was the only place that said they would set the line 2–3 mm lower, and they separately checked whether canthoplasty would suit me too (they said the front of my eyes was already open enough and there was no room for posterior/lower canthoplasty, so I didn’t do it) And during the consultation, I heard that the director sits you up once in the middle of eye surgery to check whether both sides of the line match well I heard this is done to lower the possibility of asymmetry. Thanks to that, it was my first time learning that this method is the standard approach At the consultation, I wondered why they would sit me up during surgery, and I thought the director was honestly too much for telling me not to get canthoplasty But now I’m actually grateful that they did it by the standard method and firmly said no to what wasn’t right Everyone, don’t set your line or get canthoplasty just because of trends; just do what suits your own eyes.. No matter what kind of plastic surgery you get, I think the key is whether it harmonizes with your face After experiencing it, I realized that no matter how trendy the eye shape is, if it doesn’t suit my face, it looks out of place
This review is a surgery review pursuing a natural look.