This was the place where I had my very first cosmetic surgery four years ago on a recommendation from an acquaintance. At first I had epicanthoplasty + buried-suture double eyelids + nose surgery, and one year later my double eyelids became more like inner double eyelids, so I went back and they told me my skin had sagged and that I should have upper blepharoplasty. They said older people do that a lot because the skin sags, and if you do it in advance you won't need it later, and I fell for that and ended up getting upper blepharoplasty too. After that, a double eyelid crease kept forming on my left eye and it was opening less, so I went back and they said it had loosened and did A/S for me. But a few months later it happened again, so I went back and they did A/S again.............. I had my left eye done three times and my right eye twice here ㅋㅋ In the end, right now I have a double crease on the left eye + the left eye opens less / on the right eye I have mucosal eversion? and eyelash turning upward + entropion, and I am now looking around for a revision surgery. Also, both of my double eyelids are uneven (when I asked at another hospital, they said one side is 7 mm and the other is 8 mm, and the 1 mm difference is visible to the naked eye). For reference, the doctor here did handle A/S faithfully, but maybe the problems everyone else knows about were not visible to him. Every revision-surgery clinic I go to looks at my surgical record, sighs, or says things like why did you get upper blepharoplasty at such a young age, etc. Because of how much skin was removed during the upper blepharoplasty, I don't have extra skin left, so even while paying expensive revision-surgery costs, it looks like I won't even be able to get the line I want. I also thought of one more thing, so I'm adding it. At the time of my double eyelid surgery, the eyelashes on my right eye were pointing downward and bothering my eye, so the doctor asked if he should cauterize them. I thought he meant one or two hairs, so of course I said okay. But the result was that it ended up looking bare, as if a whole clump had been removed. When I asked at the counter whether it wouldn't grow back, they spoke in a voice that sounded angry, right there in front of everyone, and mentioned disability. In that moment I felt like I was being treated as disabled, and I felt awful. I don't know whether the director remembers that. There is nothing in my life I regret as much as that moment. Because I have to live forever with bare eyelashes. If I had known it would turn out like this, who would have asked for it? What on earth was the doctor thinking?; For reference, my nose is so~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ natural that people don't know I had surgery (Gore-Tex sinks over time). As for the epicanthoplasty, another hospital said the lacrimal caruncle is quite visible, but I don't think it really needs any more work. My eyes are so disgusting right now, but I'm posting this with the courage to let people who are thinking about surgery here use it as a reference.
- Doctor
- 이상호
- Price
- ₩0
- Median for Nose Surgery: ₩4,400,000
- Visit type
- 2
Ratings
- Doctor kindness2/5
- Consultation expertise1/5
- Staff kindness1/5
- Facility2/5
- Expectation1/5