Before<Before surgery>Before<Before surgery>After<4 months>After<4 months>After<4 months>Usually, when people get double eyelid surgery, they often choose buried sutures or natural adhesion, right? Even in this community, I’ve seen posts a few times from people worried that if they’re told during consultation that they need an incisional method, they might get scars or their eyes might look too intense. But even though I had the incisional method, my surgery turned out really well, with a line that looks like my original double eyelid, very natural and not overwhelming!!
The swelling wasn’t that severe either, and when it was time for it to go down, it all went down lololol No scars either It just looks like my natural double eyelids
Of course, I didn’t start from completely monolid eyes, and I had surgery when I already had double eyelids, so some people may think it’s a little different, but in my opinion, whether it’s incisional, buried sutures, or natural adhesion, in the end, the doctor’s skill and hand technique are what really matter
My original line kept coming undone, and as I got older, the multiple creases kept getting worse So while looking for a doctor who’s good at difficult surgeries, I had it done by Director Lee Moon Gi at ID, and since the outer corners of my eyes looked a bit stuffy, I also had lower posterior canthoplasty done at the same time!!!
Before surgery, my eyes made me look slightly dull and a bit childish, but after double eyelid surgery and lower posterior canthoplasty, people around me gave me lots of compliments, saying my impression looks clearer and more sophisticated hehe proud
This review is a surgery review pursuing a natural yet refined look.