They seem excellent at drawing a clean, straight line without it being crooked. However, their overall aesthetic sense seems terrible. They just draw the line they’re good at without considering the eye structure. They strongly and repeatedly discourage canthoplasty and eye-muscle correction to the point of overdoing it, but in the end, when I did it without inner corner canthoplasty, my Mongolian fold became stronger than before surgery. Later I checked the website and saw that other people’s before-and-after photos show the same phenomenon. Looking at it now, maybe they discourage canthoplasty because they’re not good at it... As the days go by, even when the eyes become puffy and the horizontal length gets shorter, they seem to aim for round, big eyes that point upward. If someone already has a wide inner eye corner, it suits them, but if not, if you do it wrong it becomes a quokka style, I guess? The aftercare period is one year, but if it doesn’t look obviously bad enough that anyone can see the doctor really messed up, they won’t do a revision. They don’t handle minor asymmetry or a loose line. Make sure to try on several lines during consultation. That is your last chance to check the line before surgery. They do so many surgeries that when you go for consultation you usually wait at least 40 minutes, and because they seem so busy, they won’t show you different line types unless you ask first. After that, even if you put down a reservation deposit, you can’t have the line adjusted again. Once you’ve had one consultation, you can’t rebook for a year. Basically you get a 10-minute line check on the day of surgery and then go straight to the bed. There are no follow-up consultations at all until two months before if you request one first. Right after surgery, it’s hard to even see the doctor’s face.
- Doctor
- Doctor (anonymous)
- Price
- ₩1,000,000
- Visit type
- 수술경험