I have upward cheekbones and an arrow nose. Under these conditions, it gave a sharp impression as it was raised up to the eyes.
The mid-face area was actually short, but because the eyes were raised, there was an optical illusion that they looked longer, which was very stressful.
I've wanted to have a posterior epicanthoplasty for a long time, but the surgery itself has many side effects.
I was very scared because there were all kinds of ghost stories.
They said it was a completely wrong surgery that would cause eye aging and that there were many doctors who would not do it, so I almost gave up on living with it.
Then, they said that when external canthus fixation is performed, the L-shaped deformity does not occur and the tip falls out sharply.
Unlike non-incision posterior epicanthoplasty, which has a short duration, it is said to have lasting effects.
I went to several hospitals for external canthal fixation and went to several places for consultations.
I have been to ㅅㅅ Plastic Surgery Clinic, ㅅㅇ Plastic Surgery Clinic, etc., but finally,
I received treatment from Dr. Bok-Kyun Noh of S-1 Plastic Surgery Clinic.
After consulting and seeing the reviews and photos, I felt reassured.
In particular, the director was famous for restoring faulty crevices, so
I thought I could trust him, at least when it came to crevices.
In fact, the director said that my eyes were severely misaligned and that I needed more incision double eyelid surgery and eye correction. He also warned me that just performing a posterior canthus can make my eyes look sleepy.
However, even though my double eyelids were even, I wanted to leave them in the previously buried (natural adhesion) state, and since I wanted soft, kind-looking eyes, I just had a posterior epicanthoplasty.
The manager also treated me very warmly, telling me not to make a decision too hastily but to think it over before making a decision.
Even on the day of surgery, the doctor said that because the posterior epicanthoplasty was pulled back, the black marks around the pupils would be obscured, making me look sleepy.
He was reluctant to have surgery because he was concerned that the results would be bad, so I firmly told him that I was absolutely fine.
The director also said that compared to other major surgeries, posterior epicanthoplasty should not have the effect of greatly enlarging the eyes.
The hospital was very conservative about the expected results, but since it was my lifelong wish to have a posterior epicanthoplasty, I think it went ahead at my own insistence.
The surgery was performed under local anesthesia, following the director's instructions, with my eyes closed and open.
During the surgery, I was very nervous and kept putting pressure on my eyes, so I had a big bruise on my eye from the day of surgery to two weeks later.
The director was very sorry even though it wasn't his fault, so I comforted him by saying that I didn't care about that. As long as the bruises went away, the results would be great
.
After the swelling and bruising went away, the effect was greater than the drowsy appearance that the director warned me about.
This is because the eyes become longer to the side, causing a slight change in the margins of the face.
As the corners of the eyes drop slightly, an optical illusion is created that makes the mid-face look shorter, and when viewed from the side, the corners of the eyes
become dramatically cooler, making the bridge of the nose look surprisingly pretty.
This effect is worthy of appeal at the hospital, but since they only told us about the side effects expected after the surgery and proceeded with the surgery after only listening conservatively, it felt like an unexpected gift.
I am very satisfied with the change from an angry cat to a dog.
You can only see the breasts if you look very, very closely.
The pre-surgery and 1-month photos were taken at the hospital, and
the 3-month photos were taken while working overtime at work, so
there are a lot of blood vessels in the eyes;; Thank you for your understanding.
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