Before <Before epicanthoplasty restoration> After <After epicanthoplasty restoration> After <After> After <After> When I was suffering because of an epicanthoplasty that excessively exposed the lacrimal caruncle, I found out that epicanthoplasty restoration existed and started going around for consultations. The consultation manager was really kind and seriously thought it through with me, so I trusted them first, and perhaps because the doctor specializes in restoration, they also quickly understood the patient’s needs. They carefully measured here and there with a ruler for quite a while and explained well how things would change going forward. However, they told me to come back after 6 months, so waiting the full 6 months was torture. Because I trusted them after the meticulous consultation, I decided to have the surgery, and now that one month has passed since surgery, I really think I made the right choice choosing this place.
On the day of surgery too, I felt reassured watching the director spend a long time designing it, and even during surgery, they kept having me close and open my eyes while operating so, so meticulously.... I’m sincerely grateful (+ Even removing the stitches didn’t hurt at all; they took them out in an instant. This clinic.. truly the best ㅠ)
From an impression that made me look older and strong-looking (epicanthoplasty should be considered carefully..) I feel like I’ve returned to my original image. In photos, the difference may not look big, but in person, the image is very different. Right after surgery, you may look like a narrow-mouthed frog, but over 1 week, 2 weeks, and 1 month, it opens up naturally, so I think you can wait with peace of mind. (I hope it doesn’t open any more ㅠ)
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