The Nth hospital I visited after searching extensively because I was going to get my first double-eyelid surgery. The doctor was warm and friendly, after holding my forehead and asking me to open my eyes, he said I didn't need eye correction up to that point. If I made the line too big, since the front was blocked by the Mongolian fold, my eyes would just look like round eyes staring wide open, and if I opened up the front corner, it would look more refreshing. But it wasn't mandatory, so he said to choose. Back then I had seen too many side effects from front-corner surgery at Clinic A and was scared, so I decided to just get double-eyelid surgery. Conclusion. The double-eyelid surgery turned out well, but honestly it left absolutely no visible trace. Now it's been almost over 3 years, and the swelling keeps going down as time passes. How much more is it going to go down..? Not only people around me, but even my family, and even I myself, don't really know what is different from my original eyes.. It didn't become sausage eyes or leave a scar like an incision, but since I spent money and nothing changed, it's a bit disappointing On top of that, I have uneven eyes so with uneven eyes it just feels like the line on top got a tiny bit bigger, and among that, one side has opened up at the inner corner of the eye (probably because my Mongolian fold is strong) I think these were eyes that should have had a canthoplasty from the beginning In the end, I am considering a revision haha Still, if the best priority is naturalness, it's not a bad hospital I needed correction for uneven eyes (probably eye correction too) so that's disappointing
- Doctor
- Doctor (anonymous)
- Price
- Not disclosed
- Visit type
- Surgery
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner4/5
- Consultation expertise4/5
- Staff courtesy4/5
- Facilities4/5
- Result met expectations3/5