As the line loosened, my eyes became uneven, and now that I'm older, I'm trying to make it as natural as possible, so I'm going around to consultations mainly with directors who do a lot of revision surgeries. On the weekend, I had a consultation with a director who specializes only in eyes. If you go out through the passage connected to the Gangnam Station exit, you can go straight to the building (convenient, good). I saw someone say there wasn't much waiting in the morning, so I tried to book the morning, but the timing didn't work, so I booked the consultation for the afternoon, and I think I waited about 10 minutes. Consultant - director - consultant They said revision surgery would be possible with incisional ptosis correction alone. At the second hospital I had gone to for consultation before, they said it might be good to do lower blepharoplasty together (I was also like, hmm? so I only got the consultation and left), but here their reaction was, is that really necessary...? so I definitely felt I didn't need it. The director said that because of aging, I may have to get it then anyway, and that if I get it now, I probably won't even know what effect it has. I'm taking today off, and from tomorrow I'm going around for more revision consultations. So far I've had consultations at about 3 places, and after getting the weekend consultation and coming out, I had a thought. If you want eye revision surgery to look natural, you really need to go to a director who gives honest consultations. This is my first time going around to many consultations, and because it's revision surgery, I looked into it a bit, and now I finally understand why people say to go to a lot of consultations. I think it's better to have someone accurately assess whether it's needed or not.
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