In 2020, while looking for a hospital famous for lateral and lower canthoplasty, I had surgery after a recommendation from an acquaintance I don’t remember the details, but now I’m living satisfied with the result I remember trusting them because they had many lateral and lower canthoplasty cases and I felt expertise during the doctor consultation -Does lateral and lower canthoplasty reattach?- Reattachment is when something like scar tissue forms, and that means the surgery was done wrong; coming back up again is 999% swelling. Compared with when the swelling had gone down somewhat and it looked just pretty, it has come up a lot now. It’s very natural and doesn’t look like I had surgery -Side effects? Nothing in particular, but after lateral and lower canthoplasty, I had conjunctival inflammation? which I had never experienced in my life. When recovering after that surgery, there is a symptom where something yellow and jelly-like rises on the white of the eye, but I don’t remember the name. Anyway, that comes up once or twice a year during seasonal changes. But this is because I rub my eyes hard lol As for dry eye, I wonder if there is any modern person who doesn’t have it. You can live using artificial tears, everyone Do I want revision surgery?- No. It has come up a lot compared with the time of surgery, but even as someone who is not a doctor, I acknowledge that because of my bone structure there is no room to pull and lower it more. I can feel that they opened it well within the limit to an aesthetically good degree. To open it more from here, the side of the eyeball would have to be exposed lolololol
There are no scars, it’s natural, and I’m living satisfied. My top-pick clinic for canthoplasty. Looks like they’re still in the same location and staying around without disappearing. Good