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Eye Surgery Reviews

Buried-suture double eyelid + ptosis correction + epicanthoplasty

At 20, I had buried-suture double eyelid surgery + ptosis correction + epicanthoplasty with a college entrance exam discount, in the 400,000 KRW range. I wanted a natural look, and they said my upper eyelids would be suitable for the buried-suture method, so I had the surgery with that method. The swelling and bruising were mostly gone within a month, but I think the overall residual swelling took a few more months to go down! It hasn’t exactly come undone since a few years ago, but I started noticing that the lines on both sides were different and that my eyes were drooping.. I already knew the lines were slightly different on both sides originally, but I just lived with it. Now that my eyes have started to droop a little, the asymmetry is clearly visible. Other people don’t really notice, but when I ask acquaintances whether both sides look different, they say, “They do,” so it has become noticeable to that extent. So I’m currently looking into revision surgery, and unlike back then, when I knew nothing and booked a date right away, this time I want to research carefully before deciding Also, during consultations, they said my current ptosis correction seems to have loosened a little too, so I sometimes think I should have had incisional surgery from the start (I’ve heard that non-incisional ptosis correction tends to loosen easily). Please just take this as reference~

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