Before (before surgery) The partial buried-incision surgery I had 10 years ago came undone, so I had surgery with a full incision at a hospital recommended by an acquaintance. At the time, the line was set high, so I lived with sausage-like eyes. Full-incision revision surgery seemed difficult, and the chance of success looked low, so I was just going to live with my eyes as they were. But every time I closed my eyes, I could see the bumpy scars, and without makeup, anyone could tell I had double eyelid surgery. No, they looked like eyes from a failed double eyelid surgery. In the reviews, people called the director the Apgujeong sewing machine, so I went for a consultation. Since he specializes only in eye revision surgery, I trusted him even more.
(After surgery) It was a simple surgery I had gone through several times, but I was so nervous that it might fail again or look even more obvious because it was my third surgery. But the director said, “I’m completely confident about this surgery! So don’t be nervous and just trust me,” and even if it was just a courtesy, that one sentence helped me relax. He checked everything very thoroughly during the preoperative consultation, and kept checking during the surgery too. Out of all the surgeries I’ve had so far, this was the most meticulous. Right after surgery, there was almost no swelling. It has only been 3 weeks, but almost all the minor swelling has gone down, and the line came out exactly as I wanted at first, so I’m satisfied. People around me also say my eyes turned out well. I should have done it sooner. After 10 years, I finally found the eyes of my life. I absolutely don’t regret having surgery with Director Park!
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