1. The Clijju (single director/consultation fee x) - Buried purchase recommended: KRW 660,000 - Not recommended for incisions, epicanthoplasty, or eye correction - The In-Out Line building is small but feels clean. It's not very famous, but it's a place that's known by word of mouth for being natural and friendly at cafes, as I've heard. The director was kind and explained well. As soon as he saw it, he noticed that both eyes were asymmetrical. He told me honestly that it was difficult to make it symmetrical even though I was dual-wielding. He didn't say the line, but he adjusted it well to the in-out angle that I wanted. For my eyes, there is no need for an incision, burial is enough. When I asked if my eyes would not come out if they were buried, I was told that if my eyes were buried and they were released, they would come out even if I cut them out.. He said that about 90% of them would not come out. He said that people with eyes that are easily resolved say that it is about 60%, but I said that it would be fine..! And whether it's burial or incision, the adhesion needs to be good for it to not come out. There aren't many cases where the adhesion doesn't work well, but it does happen occasionally. He said it very honestly, so I gained some trust. He said that if the burial comes out more than 2-3 times, then it would be okay to make an incision, and since it's the first time, it's okay. They seemed to recommend a non-incision. They said that epicanthoplasty would actually look strange. When I asked if I should get my eye shape corrected when I usually have a weak eye opening, I was told that it was not because my eye opening was weak, but that it was decided based on the degree to which the black eye would be obscured when the line was drawn. He said that my eyes do not need to be corrected, and I thought I had pinched eyes, so I asked what the rear opening would be like, but I was shocked to hear that my eyes were long enough. ㅠㅠ If I’m tall, then how long are people like V and Jennie… It was a little disappointing, but I felt good. My right eye is the eye that doesn't need a flap, but if I only do it on the left eye, the balance would be weird. If I did, I could have a flap on just one eye, but they said it would look weird if I had a flap on just my left eye, so I said I didn't have to. In fact, I had a review before I came here. Maybe it's because I've seen it a lot, but I liked it even more after receiving the consultation. Crucially, the director asked me if I sleep with my eyes open when I close my eyes to set the line. Usually, after LASIK, every morning when I open my eyes, they're so dry. It may be because of LASEK, but it was dry over time, and I felt like I was sleeping with my eyes open. But the director told me that my eyes were slightly open even though they were closed when I closed them. I was a little surprised . After the double eyelid surgery for vomiting, I lost the strength to open my eyes. Dry eyes occur when you become weak and sleep with your eyes open. He told me that this could get worse after surgery and that it would be like that for about 3 months. When I looked it up, it usually happens after surgery, but I have it to begin with. He said that I should go to an ophthalmologist and get treatment often if I feel sad. 2. Cheongdam Style (1 director/consultation fee 5,000 won) - Recommendation for sunken eye correction: 1 million won - Incision and non-incision no matter He asked me if there was a line and method I wanted, and when I said I wanted in-out, I knew that would happen. Laughter.. (embarrassed) He said that in-out looks good on me, but that too big out is not good. He said that since there is little fat and the skin is thin, any non-incision incision is fine. Buried incision doesn't work out well. When I asked, he drew a picture saying that he would do a double burial adhesion and explained the surgical method, which made me trust him a little. He said that it would not heal as well these days compared to the past. Also, since the pupil was slightly obscured, he recommended only a little eye correction. The previous hospital said that you did not need to bridge the eye, but here. I was a little confused when they recommended it. I was told that I didn't have to do the front and back flaps here, but I could do the bottom flaps, but it would look strange . When I consulted with the director, I asked if I really needed to have eye correction, and my eyes don't have to be done, but if I do, they become clearer. I’m worried because you said it would be pretty… But did the total consultation time take 10 minutes? It ended really briefly, and the director had a lot of experience, so I had a feeling that he would take care of it, and he didn't say anything unless I had something to ask, so I was a little upset.
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