My aesthetic preference 5 years ago: I wanted an extremely, extremely natural look. I didn’t want the line to be visible from the front, but my eyes looked way too stuffy, so I wanted to create double eyelids while slightly opening only the inner corners.
Judging only by that, my first surgery had a 100% success rate.
I was also satisfied and lived that way for several years, but as time went on, I gradually learned makeup techniques and found what style suited me. Then, little by little, the fact that my double eyelids looked low turned into a dissatisfaction;;
Now I wanted my double eyelids to look more defined, and the back part of the double-eyelid line looked a bit kinked, so I started looking into revision surgery for correction.
My criteria when choosing a clinic: a place where non-incisional surgery is possible, a place with many natural adhesion reviews, and a director whose consultation is detailed🩷🩷🩷
The place that fit these 3 criteria best was VN. They said it was possible with natural adhesion, so I went ahead with the surgery.
I didn’t do any other canthoplasty or ptosis correction, and only did natural adhesion, so even from day 3 after surgery, the swelling didn’t look like much.
So around then, I even went out to meet friends and went about daily life without any issue. (Of course, I didn’t drink alcohol or smoke!!!)
Abstaining from alcohol was hard, but since it was revision surgery, I felt grateful just for the fact that there wasn’t much swelling.
After getting eye revision surgery, the line is much more visible than before, and thanks to that, my look changed to a cat-like eye shape🩷🩷🩷
To change to a naturally glamorous look, I needed a semi-out line, but the director recommended an in-out line rather than a semi-out line for my eye-shape proportions, so I followed that. Truly foresight🩷🩷
My current aesthetic preference: cat-like eyes, an in-out line where the line is clearly visible, and improvement of the kink in the line.
I got revision surgery from Director Kim Tae-hoon, and it was a 100% success. The end.