Hmm, actually, because I had such a high level of trust in Garm after the double-eyelid surgery I got there, I even considered having my nose done by Director Heo Jin at Garm. I figured there must be a reason the two of them used to work together. Anyway, to write the review: my friend had it done here, and it turned out really, completely natural and pretty, so I ended up getting mine done here a year later too. During the consultation, they drew the line for me, but honestly I didn’t like it. The line I wanted was one where the front wasn’t visible and only the back showed, but the line the director drew was kind of parallel? The front and back lines didn’t differ that much. The director said it couldn’t be drawn exactly the way I described, and that this line was the one that would come out naturally. I agreed to some extent. I booked a date a month later and had the surgery. It was done under local anesthesia while I was awake, and it wasn’t that scary, though I occasionally felt the thread being pulled. After the surgery, the kind of bruising and swelling I expected from double-eyelid surgery never really appeared. There was truly no swelling at all. I was impressed by the director’s skill there. Then the swelling kept going down and the shape started to show, and that’s when the mental breakdown began. My original impression was a tofu-like face. But right after the surgery, I looked Arabic, like I had gotten super greasy. In other words, my impression changed a lot. After the surgery, I had the wound cleaned and talked with the director, and the director looked at my eyes like I was their own child and said it turned out so well. So honestly, I couldn’t bring myself to say I didn’t like it. I lived like that, mentally spiraling, then went to the dorm. I spent about a month quickly going about my life without looking in the mirror, then came out of the dorm and looked at my face again. It was insanely natural. Turns out the swelling had just kept going down and down. Actually, you can think of the swelling as taking a year to fully go down. The line that looked pinched like an incision gradually loosened and became incredibly natural, and there were no surgical scars at all. I used to lament that my impression had changed a lot and that I looked greasy, but now when I look at old photos? I just want to bow to the director. I wonder if I had just absurdly high self-esteem for no reason. My impression definitely changed, but in a good way. My original eyes were covered by skin, so I looked rude, but now the double eyelids have opened my eyes up and made me look much gentler, and my eyes are also bigger. But I can’t recommend it to just anyone. I think this depends on the person. If you want to add only a double eyelid to your original impression, I can’t recommend it. But if you just want to get prettier according to the director’s or the people around you’s needs, then it’s doable. There’s no swelling, no scars, and it’s completely natural, so for now I’m very satisfied. Revision surgery? Honestly, even if it were to loosen, I wouldn’t want it.
- Doctor
- Doctor (anonymous)
- Price
- ₩2,800,000
- Visit type
- 수술경험