During the pre-op consultation, the director spoke very confidently as if he would do a great job, so I trusted him and left it to him.
The result after surgery was tragic. One side of the double eyelid line was made into a completely in line, and the other into a completely out line.
When I went back for another consultation after surgery, he said he had forced open an eye that originally did not even show a line, so what was the problem with this much, and that from before surgery, human eyes are all uneven anyway, so he could not make them symmetrical, treating it like it was nothing
Of course eye lines and heights can be a little uneven. But to make the double-eyelid shape completely different like that (it stands out badly), and then say it is because the patient's skin texture is different and the Mongolian fold is different, so there is nothing they can do, it is too different on both sides to push it all onto the patient. Especially the part that became an out line looks weird, almost like it flipped over.
They just kept saying it could not be helped, but the person affected does not understand at all how devastating it is, and the female staff member looked at her own eyes and said hers are uneven too and things like that. She kept comparing her own eyes, which are both the same in-line/out-line shape, to eyes that became completely uneven, and she was annoyed while talking, which was funny and ridiculous.
I think this is the limit of this hospital, and I am just planning to get revision surgery in Seoul.