Do a lot of people get revision surgery because they are unhappy with the line or because there was no effect? I'm so jealous of people who succeeded with their first surgery The line from my first surgery came out so unsatisfactorily that I was stressed every time I looked at it. And the canthoplasty at the outer and lower corners was definitely paid for, but... there was literally no sign of whether it was done or not, so nobody around me noticed I ended up thinking, if this was going to be like that, why did I endure the pain and spend the money? and got upset, but in the end I decided on revision surgery and finally had it done! This time I really discussed it hard with the director so the line would be redone to fit my eyes, and so the outer/lower canthoplasty would definitely show an effect. During the consultation, when I told them about the line I didn't want and what I felt was lacking from the previous surgery, they immediately suggested alternatives based on my eye structure and explained why it hadn't been effective. Right after surgery my eyes felt a bit tight and swollen, so I was worried, but seeing the swelling go down differently each day makes me feel like this time it really succeeded. Before, every time I looked in the mirror, the line was crooked or awkward, but now even though there is still quite a bit of swelling, I can already see that the line falls beautifully into place. I keep thinking that if I had met a director who understood my eye structure this well sooner, I wouldn't have had to spend money twice and go through so much trouble, but even now I'm relieved that both the line and the canthoplasty seem to have worked out
- Doctor
- 홍ㅅㅈ
- Price
- Not disclosed
- Visit type
- Surgery
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner4/5
- Consultation expertise5/5
- Staff courtesy5/5
- Facilities5/5
- Result met expectations5/5