My eye diagnosis: the double eyelid line is too high, so it needs to be lowered to an inner double eyelid. And the eyelid skin is too thick (almost like a man’s), and my brows are too low, so there aren’t many options. Surgery method: incision (ptosis correction also possible if I want) I asked whether my eye shape could be changed, and they said I shouldn’t be greedy. And when I asked about ptosis correction, wanting something bright and lively, they said of course I’d want that, but some people like a sleepy look, so it depends on personal taste. When I said I’m scared of side effects, they said whether to do surgery is my own decision. When I asked whether they would remove skin, they said the important thing isn’t what’s outside, but not damaging the tissue inside. From the director’s point of view, it would be good to cut it out, but if the patient doesn’t want it, it can still be done without cutting. The scar will get better than it is now, but they can’t say it will disappear completely. And even if it’s made into an inner double eyelid, the thick feeling won’t go away. They said they think the limits of surgery should be explained clearly, so they can’t just speak positively. Director - Strong conservative impression about surgery. Doesn’t over-recommend this and that, asks for the patient’s opinion. Explains while looking at photos of the eye structure and is proud of their own skill. Since it was a paid consultation, they examined my eyes the most carefully. Touched the line, held the brow area, kept making me open my eyes. They looked at my eyes for maybe 2-3 minutes... and the director personally showed me before-and-after photos, and they were all natural and close to the style I want.
- Doctor
- Doctor (anonymous)
- Price
- Not disclosed
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner3/5
- Consultation expertise5/5
- Staff courtesy5/5
- Facilities4/5
- Result met expectations4/5