Because of a front canthoplasty I had 2 years ago, my impression looked sharp and crowded (kind of awkwardly sharp... awkwardly crowded...), so I started thinking about revision and visited several clinics. The biggest reason I chose here was that the director explained everything in great detail with a PPT, and the price at the time was also pretty good (I don’t remember exactly, but it seemed to be in the mid-to-high one-million won range..?). The director said one side alone might be enough, but I worried it might become uneven, so I just had both sides done. Revision isn’t surgery to make you prettier; it literally means restoring things, so I was told it wouldn’t necessarily make me prettier, but after the surgery I felt so stressed because my face felt dull So after about 6 months I had another re-canthal-widening procedure at a place known for that. This director’s front-canthoplasty revision scar is barely noticeable and they do a good job. That said, if you didn’t have a severe front-canthoplasty issue to begin with, you should probably think twice about revision surgery itself,, because the recovery period is really long (and the stress during that time is enormous).
- Doctor
- 서동완
- Price
- ₩1,600,000
- Median for Epicanthoplasty reversal: ₩2,400,000
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner4/5
- Consultation expertise5/5
- Staff courtesy5/5
- Facilities3/5
- Result met expectations4/5