It’s been a while since I stopped by Seongyesa haha, isn’t that correct…?
I had double eye surgery today and would like to see comments from other day's reviews, but I am writing this
to provide information to others + I am writing this as a bit of an aside haha.
My story is first... I had eye surgery about 7 years ago through a partial incision, but
it was not in the original surgical line, but below it. I got it wrong.
There was a very dark white surgery mark (the white protruding line stood out when my eyes were closed)
and the double eyelid line closed towards the outside of the eye,
but it got worse recently when I put on makeup. The eye line got smeared, so I had
this reoperation. When I went for consultation, the director said he thought I had seen more than one eye..? Tsk..
When I went to the hospital for a follow-up consultation during my first surgery, they said the line would be lowered, but
the hospital said everything went well, so why!!? It went well?! He said
no, the line goes down. Director, it's a disease.. It's annoying to think about.
At that time, I had a capital I, and I lived for about 7 years
thinking that it would be okay when I opened my eyes.
Then, recently, my double eyelids got thinner and it was a bit uncomfortable to put on makeup, so I had to have a second surgery. I had the
surgery done again and buried it using the original line that was intended for the previous surgery.
The doctor also said that it would be best to redraw it with the original line.
Today, on the same day, I was quite satisfied, but it swelled more than I expected. It was the
first plastic surgery surgery I've ever had in my life. It's been a while since I put it down... I'm not sure if it's working well.
Please check if the swelling or lines are okay...!
As I was writing something, it ended up being more of a criticism of a former plastic surgeon rather than a review haha.
But it's still a review in its own right...! Thank you for reading
+++ The doctor I had surgery on 7 years ago was the head of the representative hospital and was in his late 30s, and he is still quite famous in Gangnam Unni,
but regardless of the fame, I really don't like getting surgery from a doctor in his 30s...
4 years at the hospital. I felt this while working (not in plastic surgery),
but even for the same specialist, doctors in their 30s and doctors in their 50s or older have completely different experience and track records.
University and skills are important, but the most important thing is surgical experience! (This is my personal opinion)
However, customers find older directors on their own, so
hospitals promote younger directors more. Be sure to get it from someone with experience in surgery.
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