It’s now been 3 weeks since I had buried-suture double eyelid surgery.. Only now do I feel like I understand a bit how to choose a clinic and a doctor. First, I don’t know about people whose eyes are very small and thick, but still, you know your own eyes best. That’s how it is for me. I know what kind of double eyelid would suit me. My eyes originally had a line. I even heard that I looked pretty without surgery (sorry^^;;). I went to four consultations, and everyone said mine would be the easiest and would look so pretty if done. So I asked them to make it in this shape and went into surgery in one day.. Maybe I thought too lightly of it.... or maybe my expectations were too high... The effect I got from double eyelid surgery is -50.. There is a double eyelid shape that suits each person. After surgery, I saw photos of other patients’ eyes done at the clinic. They were all the same. It is usually the kind of eye shape people who get double eyelid surgery want. But for me, a large, thick outfold suits me better than this kind of line. It seems this doctor does not really do outfolds. Doctors all have their own styles. Doctors who are good at outfolds, doctors who are good at infolds, doctors who naturally set the line wide, doctors who are good at making hidden double eyelids, doctors who are good at men’s double eyelids.... etc. If you cover the rest of my face and look only at my eyes, they are very pretty.. ordinary East Asian eyes... I ruined them by unnecessarily touching them. They don’t harmonize with my face. Maybe the doctor usually does not perform outfolds.... In the photos, there wasn’t a single outfold.... I was reckless. Those planning surgery should not just trust the doctor. Think for yourself about what line suits your eyes. Honestly, doctors see you for the first time and don’t care for you like their own daughter, right? They also know that just because you have a consultation, it does not mean you will 100% do it at that clinic, so they don’t design it with that much care. Especially the place I went to was like a complete marketplace. It had a reputation for being good at double eyelids... The doctor does surgery well in his own style. It’s just that other styles don’t come out.. Maybe that is why I now understand that it is really helpful to look carefully at the eyes of people who had good results in this community and get information if you think, this is it. Thank you for reading this long post. The conclusion is this. Each doctor has a style, and there are double eyelid shapes. So you need to decide what double eyelid suits you and go to a place that designs it that way. You absolutely cannot think, if I go to the clinic, the doctor will take care of everything well. That is a really irresponsible way to think. If the line looks pretty when you create it yourself, you need a very proactive attitude, such as taking a photo of it and showing it to the doctor during consultation. The nose goes without saying. I think the nose is where doctors’ styles show the most. If you get your nose done at the clinic that did Sung Yu-ri’s nose, everyone ends up with Sung Yu-ri’s nose. The nose itself is pretty... it just doesn’t match the face.. These days, when people say [double eyelid surgery], they think of it as a simple surgery. But the eyes are the most important part of a person’s face. For the nose, if silicone was used, you can remove the silicone, and there is some chance of reversing it one way or another, but once eyes are done, you cannot go back. They say buried-suture double eyelids can be undone, but they cannot. Marks remain, and the injured tissues adhere, leaving a line.. You really need to be careful. You must not make the same mistake I did. I regret it so much. I want to go back to my old eyes. My face has become so ordinary now... I went to have it undone, but when I heard that it could not be undone, I cried so much. Be proactive to the point that people might say you are picky. Then you will definitely have good results. I hope you succeed and become prettier ^^
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