The director looked at the condition of my eyes and told me that my current double eyelid line was somewhat established and had formed nicely. However, they explained that the right side looked slightly covered, so correcting it would make it look clearer.
During the consultation, the director explained the actual surgical method, the direction for setting the line, and even how they would balance both sides in quite a lot of detail, so it was easy to understand. In particular, they explained specifically the difference between doing ptosis correction together and not doing it, which helped me decide.
They also explained the surgical process. They said it would start under sedation anesthesia, and that they would wake me up from time to time during the procedure to have me open and close my eyes while adjusting the line. Since anesthesia would be in effect, they said there would be no pain or sensation at all, so I felt reassured. They said the surgery would take about 30 minutes to 1 hour, and the stitches would be removed at the one-week mark. They also said the swelling would not be as severe as expected.