I’m still in my blooming 20s... but why do I have sagging skin? I think there were so many times when I felt really wronged and had a hard time. Because the sagging skin covered the inner corners of my eyes, it looked like thick hippo skin, my impression looked terribly bad, and the asymmetry was severe ㅡㅇㅡ Even when I opened my eyes all the way, they didn’t look open, so I had a bad habit of always raising my forehead, and with my sharp-looking impression, school life was hard in various ways.
So naturally changing that strong and scary impression was the most important thing for me, and especially since I had made up my mind to get cosmetic surgery, I needed a definite change too. Because of the thick skin, I thought incision was absolutely necessary, and I thought a lot about making a clear line.
While looking into hospitals like that, I ended up having surgery at my current hospital, and it was the first time I saw a director who even explained anatomical knowledge about my eyes. The consultation was that long, and he also told me that I myself knew my eyes well, and after asking this and that because I was curious, almost 40 minutes had passed, so I was moved by that and booked the same day. The reviews in this community seemed good too, and the director was full of confidence. Since he focuses only on eye surgery, his experience goes without saying... I had full-incision double eyelid surgery, and because my eyes looked blocked, I also had epicanthoplasty. After about 2 months post-op, the swelling cleared up nicely, and from around the 3-month mark, they started to feel like my own eyes.
Even though I had it done by incision, it looks natural and like my own eyes, and I worried a lot about things like scars, but this was a hospital where nothing became a problem, so now that I’m around 6 months post-op, I’m posting this review. The director is really good, and I even think it would be nice if there were many people like him in the cosmetic surgery field ~ㅇ~
This review is a surgery review pursuing a natural look.