<After surgery><Before surgery>There are a lot of comments saying that lateral canthoplasty and lowering canthoplasty will reattach later. But about 100 days later, in my case, it did not reattach. I’ll have to watch it longer to know for sure, but unless the thread fixed to the muscle behind the eye comes undone or loosens, I don’t think it will go back! When I first had the consultation, the director was unfriendly, and on the day of surgery, even when I asked questions, the response was like, “Why are you asking that?” so I was very anxious and even thought about whether I should cancel the surgery. But in the end, I’m relieved it didn’t turn out badly. (Skill matters more than the doctor’s attitude. Everyone, please try to judge their skill carefully and make a good decision..) Also, if you touch behind the eye, you can feel something because the thread is tied there! This is usually not explained well, but I think it’s good to know (it’s probably the fixation thread). Lateral canthoplasty and lowering canthoplasty themselves can be said to have many side effects, so I hope you choose after a lot of thought rather than impulsively! For me, the blocked-looking outer corners were a huge complex, so my satisfaction is high. If you’re worried about it reattaching, I also recommend the clinic where I had it done.
Lateral canthoplasty and lowering canthoplasty
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