Is it really that difficult to just make one clean, decisive cut and properly remove the epicanthal fold? If someone who calls themselves a doctor cannot even do that, why practice plastic surgery? Even after medial canthoplasty, the tight feeling did not disappear, so I went for a consultation elsewhere. They said the epicanthal fold was still there, and I was absolutely dumbfounded hearing that. Was it wrong that I said it should not be opened too much? I never said not to open it properly though;; So! In the end! I had secondary canthoplasty here. They said that if I redid the medial canthoplasty and, if it looked fine, also had an upper canthoplasty, they could neatly remove the epicanthal fold overall and give me pretty, open-looking eyes. I was tempted by that (the reviews were pretty too), so I said I would do both. Other places had not even mentioned upper canthoplasty, so I was a little unsure, but the detailed explanation itself made me trust them. It has now been 3 months since surgery! They said I could come in often for follow-ups, but I only went for the one-month checkup and then stopped going. Still, my eyes look good: the caruncles show moderately, there are no scars, and I have neat-looking inner corners. My younger sibling even said, “Now those look like eyes that had canthoplasty; before, they were hardly different from your original eyes.” I have such terrible luck that I had to do the same thing twice. I really wish I had gone to this clinic from the start; it would have been so much easier. What a shame;;
- Doctor
- 신재훈
- Price
- Not disclosed
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- Surgery
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner5/5
- Consultation expertise5/5
- Staff courtesy5/5
- Facilities5/5
- Result met expectations4/5