What I wanted for my eyes and what currently bothers me 1. I want to get rid of the stuffy-looking appearance caused by the upper part of my eyes covering my eyes (pseudo-ptosis). 2. I don’t want the double-eyelid line to look thick. -> Showed example eyes. 3. No to the back of the line floating up xx 4. A shape that maintains how my eyes look when I’m putting strength into them; basically, I don’t want my overall current facial vibe to become dramatically flashy. -> To me, it seemed like my eyes had a lot of fat, so I went for consultations thinking about an incisional method!! In consultation order! That Day; First of all, my original appointment was at 4, but they suddenly called the evening before asking if I could change it, so I had to hurriedly change all my plans for getting up to Seoul and had the consultation. There was a bit of waiting. But the doctor’s consultation was so kind, and I liked the line. They understood my needs well and explained things in a way I could understand!! Honestly, I liked the line so much that I thought it would be great if it came out exactly like that!! Since it was my first surgery, they gave me options, saying a partial incision was possible too, but if I wanted an incision, that was fine as well. I was quoted in the high 1 million won range for partial incision + epicanthoplasty! The consultant was kind too, but she kept calling me, so that was kind of a minus.. (They said my eye-opening strength was good, so no ptosis correction x) Top Tier; It felt like they already had the eyes they wanted in mind. They were super stubborn, and when they held the line, it didn’t even hold properly, but they pressed hard with a toothpick, so my eyes got blurry and I couldn’t even see the line.... They did ask me what style I wanted, but didn’t reflect any of it and suddenly made it a freaking outline crease, so I was dumbfounded. They said my eyes were difficult, and when I said I was also considering a non-incisional method (I only said that because the doctor at the previous clinic had given me that option...), they said I had no knowledge about my own eyes in a pretty unpleasant way, so I was like, hmm.. They kept pressing hard, saying the line wouldn’t hold well because of my skin, and said my eyes wouldn’t get bigger even if I did all kinds of surgeries, so honestly I felt pretty bad. Maybe because they had just finished surgery, they looked tired. Another absurd thing was that my appointment was at 12, but I had pushed it back to 12:30, right? But when I got there at 12:30, they said the doctor’s surgery was just about to finish... If I had come at 12, I would’ve had to wait forever... Even worse, when I said I thought I’d go to another clinic, the consultation manager said, “It’s not because of the price, right?” That was really the worst. The price was from the high 3 million won range to the low 4 million won range. (They said I open my eyes with my forehead, so ptosis correction o) To Be: The doctor’s explanation was so clear, and I really liked it. They immediately understood my needs, and the explanation was clean and straightforward with no unnecessary parts, so I really liked it. They didn’t recommend things I didn’t need! They said lateral canthoplasty might be good too, but you don’t seem interested, so then no need, really. And moved on like that. But the consultation managers? They felt too much like school bullies, and someone who had another surgery or procedure was out there, but they didn’t take care of them and just chatted among themselves, which bothered me a bit. Usually most clinics summarize the consultation details on KakaoTalk, but this was the only place that didn’t, so that was also kind of,, The price was in the low 2 million won range. (They said my eye-opening strength was good, so no ptosis correction x) Olo: I really liked the consultation manager here. This was the only place where they took photos. The consultation manager here was the most professional and hygienic. But the doctor was a bit casual/slouchy, and the explanation was kind of blunt, so... yeah. And most of all, I was bothered that they priced every surgery separately, so that made me think twice.. I liked that it was a one-doctor clinic.. The price was in the high 2 million won range. (They said I open my eyes with my forehead, so ptosis correction o) Sway: I waited the longest here for real (I think about 1 hour?), but the consultation manager and doctor were so kind and clear that I could let it slide. Both of them apologized about 3-4 times? for making me wait so long. The manager also seemed very experienced, scheduled things well, and explained everything neatly, which I liked. Since the doctor had just finished surgery, I was honestly worried they might seem tired like at Top Tier, but their tone was gentle, and they held the line well in the shape I wanted. They asked a lot about what I wanted and seemed to adjust well to that. They said they don’t recommend lateral canthoplasty, and here too, they recommended partial incision a bit more. So I made a reservation here! The price was in the mid 1 million won range! (They said my eye-opening strength was good, so no ptosis correction x) All the clinics commonly told me that the space between my eyes is a bit wide, my skin is a little thick, and I need fat removal! But my eyes are ambiguous enough that That Day and Sway recommended partial incision. They all differed on whether I should or shouldn’t do ptosis correction, but I’m not going to!! I have inner double-eyelid eyes with somewhat thick eyelid skin and a little fat. Honestly, my eyes are all closed off ^^ Everyone, please use this as reference!! If you have questions, ask anytime .... I’ll answer as much as I know.
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