<평소 눈에 힘풀은 셀카>


<후면 사진 (사진 찍히는 거 알고 눈 예쁘게 뜨려고 노력)>


<셀카 (마찬가지 이마 근육 활용)>


<쌍수 후(셀카)>

<Selca with the usual eye strain><Photo from the back (I knew I was taking a picture and tried to keep my eyes open)><Selfie (same use of forehead muscles)><After double arms (selfie)>These days, it seems like a lot of people are recommending forehead lifts, so I'm posting this for those people to refer to!
 
As you can see in the first photo, the skin is thick, there is a little fat, the eyebrows are lowered, and the forehead is also narrow, so there are no wrinkles because she is in her 20s, but she has almost all the perfect conditions for a forehead lift.
 
The second photo was taken with the rear camera, but at that time, the camera was not used. The close eye, that is, the left eye, suddenly has a double eyelid, which makes it look bigger, but anyway, I tried to open my eyes as pretty as possible.
 
The third is a selfie, and the same thing, I open my eyes using my forehead muscles. I usually use
 
my forehead muscles like that, except when I'm taking pictures or when I'm conscious of it. I never thought about using it, but I wanted to improve my eyelids a bit, so I visited a plastic surgeon. When I visited and looked at the picture taken from the back, I confirmed that I use my forehead muscles when taking pictures. I said that
 
I wanted to lighten my thick eyelids. In some places, even double eyelid surgery will not completely solve my thick eyelids because they are folded in. My eyelids are really thin. I was told that if I wanted teeth, I would have to have a forehead lift.
 Actually, my eyes themselves were not that small like when I use the rear camera or take selfies, and I liked them to be peerless, so I thought about getting a real forehead lift, but as we all know, eye surgery and forehead lift are surgical scales. There is a difference, right? Even just thinking about cancer, I thought that surgery to remove the forehead skin in my early to mid-20s was a bad idea. I thought I would do it later when I got older and wrinkled and my skin sagging more, and I made a compromise to only solve as much as double eyelid surgery could solve the
 
area between the eyes and eyebrows. Since the distance is narrow, high double eyelids obviously don't suit me, and since I have thick eyelids and a bit of eye fat, even if I raise the line just a little, I can see the sausage imprint, so I asked for the thinnest in-out as possible. Anyway, when I get older and get a forehead lift, my double eyelid line will get higher, so I don't want it to be bigger, but inside. I thought there was nothing I could do about it even if they were a pair.
 
The last photo shows an eye with only an incision + fat removal, and next week is exactly one month. Although there is not much swelling after the incision, there are reviews from the hospital itself that there was not much swelling during the surgery, and because the line is thin, the swelling seems to go down quickly. It still
 feels greasy, it's a bit puffy, and the eyelids are thick. Well, I actually have thick skin, so I don't expect it to become completely thinner, but
 
I think it's a good idea to do a double treatment instead of a forehead lift in hopes that the swelling will go down further and I'll feel lighter than I am now. My eyes are prettier than before, and more than anything, I think it's nice that they have become clearer without having to use my forehead muscles!
 
It is true that plastic surgery is a personal choice and one's own feelings are the most important, but I am writing this because I think it would be good to help others who have similar concerns as me!
 
For reference, after Ssangsoo, the eyebrows were trimmed thinner too! All photos are unedited and taken with a regular iPhone camera!