When I was in the first year of middle school, when Director Kim Chang-yoon was at Leart, I had every kind of eye surgery done: medial epicanthoplasty, lateral canthoplasty, lower canthoplasty, upper canthoplasty, buried-incision double eyelid surgery, and ptosis correction
The buried-incision double eyelid surgery and ptosis correction turned out very well, and I live satisfied with them The lower, lateral, and upper canthoplasty all turned out so well too I did them when I was so young that they just feel like my own now But the medial epicanthoplasty made the shapes of both sides slightly different, so even now I still worry about it from time to time… Now that it has been a long time since I had it done, there’s no obvious sign of surgery itself, so it looks like I’m just someone whose original eye shapes are different… Still, one side was opened a bit bluntly, so for someone like me who pursues an extremely extremely natural look, it often leaves me standing at a crossroads… I worry that if I touch eyes that already look slightly different again, it might not succeed, or maybe I just dislike the fact that the front shape of my eyes is slightly different to begin with… I think medial epicanthoplasty looks natural, like one’s original eyes, and pretty when it is pointed and the hook is drawn downward…