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Eye Surgery Considerations

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Ha.. First of all, the director is really pleasant and seems to have such a good personality, but the aesthetic standards and taste he pursues are very strong.. Rather than satisfying the patient’s needs, he seems to have a strong tendency to push forward with the beauty he personally pursues. It felt like his aesthetic sense differed a lot from mine, so it was really disappointing Also, he seems extremely meticulous. During the consultation, I don’t even know how many times he marked the line This part was honestly really good. However, he pays tremendous attention to symmetry.. His position was that if the eye shapes are different to begin with, the double eyelids on both eyes should be matched exactly, even if that means doing canthoplasty. He almost seemed obsessive about it.. People who think symmetry is very important would probably do very, very well here.. And the director seems to pursue eyes that are clear!!! symmetrical!!! defined!!! But personally, I like a natural look even if I look sli~ghtly sleepy + Even if the double eyelid lines are different on both sides, I’m okay as long as the eyes look similar in size, but when the director heard me say that, he said he couldn’t accept that, that it would still be asymmetry anyway, and that this should be the last surgery, but I could end up needing revision surgery because of the asymmetry. He said things like that. I agree to some extent, but anyway, he is someone with very firm values and philosophy haha. But if a patient whose aesthetic needs match his goes there, I think they would really be perfectly in sync. It was such a shame because my aesthetic needs did not match his

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