Before<Had been diagnosed with scar depression, aegyo-sal depression, excessive lacrimal lake exposure, and asymmetry of the inner eye corners>After<Photo taken about 100 days after surgery>109-day review of epicanthoplasty restoration ✨
I had epicanthoplasty at another hospital 3 years ago, and after surgery I had a side effect where eye discharge kept accumulating because of a depression in the aegyo-sal that I didn’t have before. More than anything, I was really bothered by the unnatural impression and scarring, so while looking into hospitals, I found one that specializes in epicanthoplasty restoration and went there. I was diagnosed with epicanthoplasty scars, aegyo-sal depression, excessive lacrimal lake exposure, and asymmetry of the inner eye corners, and decided to have surgery. The surgical pain was honestly the least painful among all the surgeries I’ve had so far. Also, anesthesia usually doesn’t work well on me, so I had a lot of discomfort during each surgery, but this time the anesthesia worked so well that I had no pain at all. Right after surgery, there was some bruising in the front area, but other than that there were no problems to the point that I could return to daily life right away. Recovery was also relatively quick. Until 1 month, the epicanthoplasty area felt tight, but that was the period when swelling was going down, so I drank swelling-reduction tea often. After about 2-3 months, it became natural enough that people wouldn’t know unless I said something, so I’m satisfied! After surgery, the epicanthoplasty depression and scars disappeared really cleanly. Overall, the surgery had a short recovery period and no pain, so if you have the same complaints, I recommend epicanthoplasty restoration surgery!