Originally, I didn't have much intention of doing double-wielding, but my eyelids were covered and my eyelashes stung my eyes... so I decided to double-wielding... I'll leave a review about that too if I do double-wiping. I went with my mom for a consultation, so the total consultation time was for two people. Please take this into account...! ㅍㅇㅅ Even though I made an appointment for a consultation here, I waited for over 30 minutes... Even when I asked when to go in, they kept telling me to wait because they were seeing the person who had surgery in front of me... If that was going to happen, I thought I should have scheduled the consultation 30 minutes later in the first place. The counter staff was unfriendly, but the manager and director were friendly. I consulted with the manager for about 10 minutes and the manager for about 20 minutes. Since my eyes and eyebrows are close together (about 1cm...?), I was told that it would be a good idea to have a forehead lift, and for the double eyebrows themselves, a partial incision was recommended. With her eyelids covered, she said that double-wielding was a must. It could have been because of the forehead lift, but they said it would be done under complete sedative anesthesia (without waking them up in the middle of the day)... I didn't choose it because I thought it was a bit ominous... ㅅㅇㄱㄹ I only talked with the director here without the director. about 30 minutes? They told me to get a partial incision and epicanthoplasty, and they said that the double eyelid tool was painful. It stung more than other places, but it didn't hurt and didn't press hard. He said he needed to remove the fat and said it would be done under local anesthesia. The consultation took less than 10 minutes with the director, and about 15 minutes with the director? Is it enough to coolly bury me as soon as you see my eyes? If you want to get an epicanthoplasty, do it. You said it this way. I originally wanted to be a burial worker, and he complimented me on how pretty my eyes were, so I was drawn to this place at first. They said they would put me under local anesthesia and wake me up before performing the surgery. I'm afraid of injections, so I think that's why I was drawn to it... haha +) I went again today. What I was worried about was my eyelids getting thicker, but he emphasized again that it could not be helped and said it as if he was a little tired. I was a little hurt, but that's my personal opinion, and I think the director just said it in a cold tone... Eun-chae, just being t is hurtful in itself. I guess you're just thinking about it. The director kept seeing me here as well. It seems like he was watching me for the longest time. They told me to make a partial incision or an incision, and it seemed like my eyes would become clearer with eye correction, but they told me that because my eyes were protruding, there was a possibility of an unfortunate event in which my eyes would not close. So, he said that it would be a good idea to do eye bridges by choice and epicanthoplasty because of Mongolian folds. He explained it in great detail, but there were no reviews... and there were no customers, so I passed for now... But looking at the reviews here, everyone passed for that reason... ㄷㄷㅈㅇ I didn't make a reservation for this place (my mom was looking for a great place, but she said this place was just for snow, so I didn't make a reservation. Since I really wanted to go there, my mom just told me to go for now, so I went anyway...), and even met the director briefly...! I was told to do epicanthoplasty + eye bridge + incision. This is anesthetic cream before surgery -> local anesthesia. I heard that if you do eye training, you might not close your eyes. When I asked if that was okay, the director here said he never does it too much because he pursues natural things. Being able to do something to the point where you can close your eyes is a skill, and the director here confidently said that he was skilled, so I was a little intrigued. The manager was very kind as he explained things while showing me pictures, so I was very attracted to him. There were many people around me who said it went well. However... I was really worried because they recommended that three-piece set... +) In the end, I decided on this. I told him that I didn't want to get epicanthoplasty even if it meant dying (I don't want my facial expression to change, I don't want it to hurt when the stitches are taken out, and the space between my eyes is already 36mm, so even if I expand it by just 1mm, it's still 34......ㅜㅜ I think it's too close), and I got Mongolian folds. That's why they said it would be inline. Or, I asked him if he wanted to make an outline based on the existing wrinkles (not double eyelids, but folded eyelids), and I said yes. This is what I was thinking about for the first time because I thought I had to do whatever I was told to do, but if I said no to something I didn't want to do, they would give me an alternative.
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