For those who are planning a consultation or surgery, please take this as reference. I will explain using the surgery names they advertise here. Posterior angle conversion = outer canthoplasty Ponytail = brow lift That is what they are. They say they are the inventor of outer canthoplasty, but I'll speak honestly from the standpoint of someone who has had all three of the surgeries below. The outer canthoplasty they do here tears open the connection point between the upper and lower eyelids, that is, the eye corner, so that the red mucous membrane is fully exposed, and you have to live with severe eye stinging and constant tearing, not just dry eye syndrome. It damages both appearance and function. So much so that even when correcting the outer canthoplasty, they do not perform external canthal fixation, and they do not properly reattach the eye corner, so the red mucous membrane remains visible. At best, it is just slightly less exposed than before. The brow lift they advertise as a ponytail is a procedure for age-related drooping eyelids in people in their 60s or older, and young people do not need it at all. First of all, the way they suture it causes very severe depressed scars, and the scar area is wide as well. Since it is a brow lift under the eyebrow, I wonder why there are suture marks above the eyebrow. Most important is nerve damage. A lifting procedure involves fascial dissection, so the sensory nerves under the skin get cut, which eventually causes sensory abnormalities. I only found out later, but if you search YouTube or papers, it all comes up. In my case, even after a year, not all of the sensation has returned. I think that is enough explanation of my surgical experience, and if you do not want to live on psychiatric medication for the rest of your life, I hope you judge wisely.
- Doctor
- 황성호
- Price
- ₩6,700,000
- Visit type
- 2
Ratings
- Doctor kindness2/5
- Consultation expertise1/5
- Staff kindness1/5
- Facility2/5
- Expectation1/5