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Eye Surgery Reviews

One month after incisional ptosis correction + canthoplasty (I’m a man)

Don’t men also look at the eyes first when they look at women? Personally, I tend to look at people’s eyes a lot, but I really hated that my own eyes looked stuffy and sharp. My eyes were originally on the droopy side, but once I reached my mid-30s, it gradually got worse. As my eyelids started covering my pupils, my field of vision became narrower, and especially hearing that I looked tired... It didn’t look like my eyes were fully open, and I looked expressionless, so it bothered me. Since I was going to do it anyway, I wanted my eyes to look more open overall, so I looked into it. The director at OO D Hospital said that because these were men’s eyes, naturalness was more important than for women, and after seeing how he consulted me in detail about how the procedure would be done, I proceeded there. He said he would make a line suited to male eyes without overdoing it, so I decided right away. Of course, right after surgery there was slight pain, and opening my eyes felt a bit stiff. I put in artificial tears frequently. Once the drooping eyelids that had been covering my pupils were gone, my eyelashes stopped poking my eyes, and what I liked most was that I could open my eyes comfortably without straining them. Thanks to that, the forehead wrinkles I used to make disappeared at the same time. My eyes themselves got bigger, but it doesn’t look obvious, so I like that it just gives a distinctly masculine feel. I had to take a month off from exercising because of the surgery, and that was the hardest part. Everything else was smooth. These days, men take care of themselves too, so if you’re thinking about it because of droopy eyes, I think it’s better to do it sooner. Your quality of life changes.

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