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Busan ptosis correction and epicanthoplasty

Thick skin In 2010, I had my first surgery: ptosis correction and epicanthoplasty. It was okay, but after maybe 6 months or 1 year, it loosened a bit + one side seemed less opened, so I had revision surgery. I asked them to open just one side of the epicanthoplasty a little, but it was opened a lot. The line itself was okay, but because my skin was thick and the line was high, I often heard that my double eyelid surgery looked obvious. In 2015, I had surgery because I wanted it to look more natural and asked them to lower the line. Instead, the line became even higher. It had been a round-looking shape, but it became slightly pressed toward the glabella area. There is a part that looks pinched. At the time, they said I couldn’t have revision surgery because there wasn’t enough skin. I went to many places, but they all said it wasn’t possible because of insufficient skin. Now that 10 years have passed, would it be possible? I’m thinking of trying epicanthoplasty restoration first. I don’t know what to call the line that looks sunken in and unnaturally upward. I’m writing this review to get information.

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