Apgujeong Seoul Review

The consultation and surgery were fine, but looking back, I was too young and I think I got swept up by the marketing on a cafe at the time. Back then there was not much information about cosmetic surgery online, so I was taken in by the praise posts there and went ahead with it. My eyes have loosened a bit now, so while I was looking into revision surgery, I came across rumors about ghost surgeons and various posts, and I suddenly thought: why on earth did I insist on general anesthesia for something as simple as double eyelid surgery? I said I absolutely only wanted general anesthesia. Even when talking with friends after the surgery about double eyelid surgery, they said it is rare to use general anesthesia for just that, and that they used local anesthesia while checking the line by having the patient open and close their eyes, but now that I think about it, it is strange. Maybe I was lucky, because the surgery healed naturally at the time, but even ten years later I still have scars. They do not show when I wear makeup, so I always cover them with makeup now. The result has loosened a lot now, so I am considering revision surgery. I had been using double-eyelid glue, so my eyes were quite saggy, and I think that is why they did a partial incision. I open my eyes using my forehead, and because there is a lot of skin around my eyes, they said that if I did brow lift I could make the eyes I want, but since I was still young they did not recommend it and suggested starting with ptosis correction instead. I am not sure how much the ptosis correction helped, but after surgery the line came out naturally. I do not think the consultation was extremely long, but I remember that they explained everything carefully! I really wanted a lateral canthoplasty, but they honestly told me that there was not much space in the back, so the effect would be small compared with the cost, and I was satisfied with the consultation and with the surgery itself at the time