The director looked at my eyes several times, then had me hold them open from the front and back, and explained with drawings where the overcorrection and deficiencies were. Since my eyes already had ptosis correction, they drew curves to show how they would handle the re-correction and the asymmetrical eyes. The one thing that concerned me a little was that they said if it could not be fixed in one go, revision might be needed, and because it is a difficult eye, but I really want this to be my last surgery and the last time I ever go under the knife I wanted to lower the line on my left eye (the sausage eye), but they said that since it is the sausage eye, its line should be made gentler and corrected, and that for the right eye (the overcorrected eye), the line should be raised instead. When I asked whether that would make both eyes become sausage eyes, they said that as long as the depth is not made too deep, a higher line does not necessarily mean sausage eyes. So I think I need to think about that part once more. That was the end of the consultation. While waiting for the consultation, I saw people coming out after surgery, people waiting for consultation, and people paying, all in equal measure. After the consultation, the director felt like someone who is very sincere about ptosis correction, and I got the impression that they would accept opinions well both for surgery and for aftercare, which makes me trust them. I am worried whether I would be satisfied with a revision if they only correct the ptosis while leaving the sausage line as it is, and what if both sides end up with sausage lines. It seems the director focuses on relieving discomfort and ptosis correction, and does not seem to be the type who changes the line..
- Doctor
- Doctor (anonymous)
- Price
- ₩2,900,000
- Median for Eye revision surgery: ₩2,900,000
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner5/5
- Consultation expertise5/5
- Staff courtesy3/5
- Facilities3/5
- Result met expectations4/5