When everyone first gets lateral and lower canthoplasty, there’s an impression they’re hoping for, right? These days, it seems like a lot of people also go for a longer horizontal width, like cat-like eyes, but the exact image I wanted was round, bright, puppy-like eyes. But once I actually had the surgery, I strongly felt like the outer corners of my eyes looked too droopy. Still, I compromised and lived with it, thinking, “It’s better than before~” but it bothered me much more than I expected, so I started wondering if I should get revision surgery. If the revision surgery was too expensive, or if it required a large additional incision, or if it would be a major procedure, I wasn’t going to do it, but it didn’t seem to be like that. There aren’t that many hospitals that do revision canthoplasty, so I only went around to a few well-known places, and the one that consulted with me in a way that best matched my needs was Director Kim Hyo-dong at Hooloong, so I had the surgery at Hooloong. I was actually still satisfied with the horizontal width of my eyes, so I didn’t want to touch that, and my need was to lift only the outer corners slightly, just enough to get rid of the sad-looking impression. I think they clearly matched my needs both during the consultation and during surgery. The director communicates really well, so if you’re getting revision surgery or you know exactly what you want, I recommend checking out Hooloong.
This is a surgical review pursuing natural beauty.