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Upper blepharoplasty with ptosis correction review, goodbye droopy eyes ~~

Hello, I’ve only been lurking, but I worked up the courage to write a review!! I’m an insurance planner, so I have so many meetings, but everyone I meet says I look tired. It’s really a job where I have to meet three or four people a day... I was working passionately, but I guess it was because my eyes were drooping. While looking for reviews, I found this community, and there were points I really liked. Please really make sure to read this. I’m originally very suspicious, easily scared, and pathologically intense about things like this, but there’s a reason I chose this place!! First: there were a lot of reviews saying the director’s surgical hands are fast. Since the surgery time is short, there is less tissue damage and recovery is faster. Second: because the director has handled many revision surgery cases, they are said to do even difficult eyes very delicately and well. (It was my first time, but I chose carefully because I didn’t want to need revision surgery.) At first, the director said upper blepharoplasty alone would be okay, but my eyelid muscles are very weak, so they said it would last longer if I did upper blepharoplasty with ptosis correction, so I decided to do it properly. If I’m doing it anyway, it’s better to do it all at once, right? Around week 3, I went on a trip to Jeju Island with my husband and I was the one who suggested taking photos first!! That’s how successful it was. I used to hate having my photo taken, but now the me in the mirror and the me in photos look the same, so I’m so happy 💕 Now, at 2 months, even during meetings, it actually feels like my sales are going better. I don’t know if it’s because I gained confidence or because my eyes look more trustworthy, but I’m happy.

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