About 8 years ago, I had surgery with an incisional method and ptosis correction on one eye, but my eyelid skin has also stretched and I still was not satisfied with the asymmetry, so I decided to have revision surgery. I researched online, made a list, booked appointments, and had consultations. ㄱㄴ, ㄱㄴㅅㅇ, ㅎㄴ, ㅇㄹㅈ (in consultation order) One place said it was to the point where I did not need it yet and that this degree of asymmetry was acceptable, so they told me not to do it. Another place said I did not need ptosis correction and that it could be solved with incision alone, but because I had a habit of opening my eyes with my forehead and I was aware that my left eye lacked strength, it did not resonate with me. I liked that there was no overtreatment and that they were conservative, but I got the feeling that if I saw something disappointing after surgery later, they would not reflect it. I was not trying to have surgery because of a functional side effect; I decided on surgery because I wanted to improve from where I am now and become prettier. I wanted to meet a meticulous director with aesthetic sense who would minimize side effects without overdoing it. In conclusion, I decided to have surgery at ㅎㄴ Plastic Surgery. First, the before-and-after photos were the most my style. They were natural but moderately glamorous and pretty. But my eyes have small orbital bones and are close to being sunken, so they are not conditions that can become glamorous. In fact, after my first eye surgery, there was no dramatic change, and after surgery they looked subtly stuffy, which was disappointing. I had some concern that since the ㅎㄴ director is said to be good at a glamorous semi-out style, he might suggest something that did not suit my image. But he adjusted the line several times and showed me the line that suited my image best, and carefully checked what I wanted and the parts I felt were lacking. Decisively, the director said that my current line is pretty, so he would keep what is pretty as it is and improve the lacking parts to make it pretty, and that really resonated with me, so I decided I should have surgery with him. That was my consultation review, and if anyone asks about the cost, since each person’s eye condition is different, I will politely decline to answer.
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