Review of natural adhesion double eyelid surgery + ptosis correction + canthoplasty

I had double eyelid surgery to improve my so-called small, stuffy-looking “cockle-shaped eyes.” There were so many famous clinics that I had a hard time deciding where to go for consultations, so I just looked through reviews and narrowed it down to places that looked pretty by my standards, then went for consultations. Maybe because they were well-known places, they were all crowded and the waiting times were long, but since they were reputable, the consultations were very thorough. Especially at that clinic, there was a director specifically in charge of eye surgery, so I was able to get a more detailed consultation. I went to the consultations without having decided exactly what kind of line I wanted, but they tried out all different types of lines and recommended the one that suited me best. On the day of surgery, I had one more consultation with the director before going into surgery, and while explaining overall how the surgery would proceed, they also shaped the line again and showed it to me. I had natural adhesion double eyelid surgery + non-incisional ptosis correction + medial epicanthoplasty + upper epicanthoplasty, and I think it took a little under an hour. After surgery, I rested in the recovery room and then went home. Maybe because I rested well before leaving, even though I went by myself, I didn’t really feel exhausted or uncomfortable. Now, of course I have double eyelids, but my eyes also look much bigger than before, and thanks to having ptosis correction and diagonal canthoplasty together, I’m so happy I got out of having those small, stuffy-looking eyes. It’s just amazing how much a face can change with the eyes alone.. They say a lot of people get revision double eyelid surgery, but I’m so satisfied with my eyes now that I hope they don’t loosen or anything.