Reason for re-operation: 4 years ago, I had non-incision eye correction and epicanthoplasty done with an in-out line, but the line in the front of the eye was cut in, and the double eyelid line was only visible at the end of the eye. So, even before the surgery, I didn't have a dog-like appearance, but for some reason, I look sharper than before. I wanted to have reoperation because I was impressed. It was uncomfortable to go around with double eyelids because the line was eaten. The line I wanted was a cool opening at the back, but without looking too puppy-like, and a semi-outline. I wanted the look of Jennie, Winter, and Ryujin's eyes. I wanted a natural yet gorgeous line, but if I had to choose between the two, it was natural. The plastic surgery effect would be slightly reduced. Even so, naturalness was the priority, so I was thinking of doing a double eyelid surgery and a rear canthoplasty. Director of plastic surgery: He drew pictures of the problem with my eyes and explained them in an easy-to-understand way. There was no need for a back canthoplasty because my eyes were not raised, but the lower eyelids were raised. The problem was that the bangs fell down, so they didn't recommend a back opening because it was just right under the eyes, saying it wouldn't look pretty. If you get a back opening, the pupil would actually look open and it wouldn't be 300 square inches. And because there was a distance between the pupil and the eyelid, the front eye line worked. . To improve the problem I wanted, he recommended doing an upper slit and raising the line slightly. I said I didn't like sausage eyes, so he asked me to raise it just a little. I kept emphasizing natural looks, but he said the corners of my eyes might be a little noticeable. But the director said it was that bad. He said it would be okay and recommended surgery. He said he wouldn't have recommended it if it looked like sausage eyes. In conclusion, I was recommended upper epicanthoplasty and natural adhesion. Director of plastic surgery: My eyes are sunken, so if you do epicanthoplasty, the skin under the eye will stick out. He explained to me as he drew the line that it was inevitable that the hair would look natural. He said that he did not recommend it because I am someone who pursues naturalness. He also said that the reason it looks fierce is not because of the slit in the back, but because the hair in front of the eyes is curled. Since there is no line in front of the eyes, the line behind the eyes looks thicker. .. So, he said that even if you don't have to do a back opening, just by natural adhesion with the upper opening, the problem of looking fierce will be improved. I want a natural and gorgeous line, but it's hard to achieve both, so if I had to choose, I prefer a natural look even if it's a little less flashy. So while I'm saying this, He said, "I need to find the middle point between naturalness and splendor." This is where trust increases. He also drew the line several times and said that he recommends doing a top slit at the same time because of Mongolian folds. The rear double eyelid line is fine now, and I am a person who pursues naturalness. I decided to raise only the front line without raising the back line. He recommended natural adhesion, citing the fact that the non-incision surgery I had done 4 years ago had not resolved. I think I heard that eye correction or upper elongation would make me look bulgy, so I was bulging. When I told him that I didn't want it to look like that, he said that the upper eyelid does not look that way, and that if I overdo the eye correction, it would look that way. He said that it would be good to do a little more eye correction now, but since I want a natural look, I don't think it is necessary. The conclusion is that natural adhesion and upper eyelid surgery are recommended here as well. I was most attracted to this line because I liked it the most. Director of Plastic Surgery Clinic: He said that if you do a semi-outline, the scars from the epicanthoplasty surgery that you had before will become visible and show off. He said that if you don't like the surgery to be visible, he doesn't recommend it. In my eyes, he said that a semi-outline is difficult and an in-outline is the best. He said to keep the back line as the existing line and raise the line only in the front and do incision surgery. If you want a semi-outline that shows the front line, he recommends a forehead lift. But I didn't know anything about forehead lift and I didn't know anything about it. I thought it was too much surgery, so I didn't pay much attention to it. At other hospitals, I was recommended natural adhesion and upper epicanthoplasty, and they said a semi-outline was possible, but here, I was a little surprised that a semi-outline was not possible and an incision was recommended. The whites behind the eyes are visible and there is enough space, so even if I told them I didn't have to do it, it wouldn't have much of an effect. The doctor seemed kind and honest, and everything was fine, but I just had a feeling that this wasn't the hospital where I would have surgery, so I thought this wasn't the place. I did, but after I went, I listened to the consultation and thought about coming back to talk more about forehead lift. In conclusion, I was recommended an incision. Director of Plastic Surgery Clinic: The hospital atmosphere was the best of all the hospitals I've been to. An atmosphere that could really be called a 'hospital'. . He said that a semi-outline is impossible because the eyes are sunken. He said that he could raise the line through incisions, but he did not recommend it because it would make my eyes look like sausages. He recommended epicanthoplasty and the lovely crease developed by the director. He also recommended a forehead lift, but he asked if I was too young for a forehead lift. He said that many people younger than me also do it. He said that age is not a problem and that if you need a forehead lift to get the eye look you want, you should do it. He said that you should first get epicanthoplasty and love lift surgery, and that you will have to have a forehead lift at some point in your life. He said that he had already had double eyelids done 4 years ago. I do not recommend that the eye correction line that was done is the maximum and that if you raise it further, it will make you look small. In conclusion, I do not recommend double eyelid reoperation, but an anterior epicanthoplasty, a lovely lift (posterior epicanthoplasty), and a forehead lift. ㄸㅋ Plastic Surgery ㄱㅎㅅ Director: The waiting time was too long and the desk staff had a bad attitude. I could understand that some of the staff at the hospital I went to had a carefree tone or attitude. Anyway, I choose a hospital based on the doctor. But here, the staff I spoke with all had bad attitudes. I went more than 20 minutes earlier than my reservation time, but the waiting time was more than an hour. I went to the bathroom in less than 5 minutes, and they told me that I had to wait for the first consultation with the manager so they could give me a quick consultation. He asked if he couldn't answer the phone. There were too many people in the hospital and the director seemed busy. It seemed like I only had 5 minutes of consultation with the director. During my consultation with the director, I said that I had been offered forehead lifts at two hospitals and had natural adhesion and upper twitching at two hospitals, but the director said that I had received forehead lifts from two hospitals. Since it is not at the level that is needed right now, he asked me to naturally fuse with the upper eyelid and have the forehead lift done when I'm a little older. He said I should keep the back line the same and only do the upper eyelid and raise the front line. He said I didn't think there would be any need for eye correction. The director said it was excessive. It was nice that he didn't provide medical treatment and was kind. ㅇㅇㅇ Plastic Surgery Director: He said he was pursuing a natural look. He said he visited after visiting 5 hospitals and was recommended a forehead lift at several hospitals, so he said he didn't need a forehead lift now. Just like the picture I'm showing, I had a refreshing open face. He said that he recommends a dual opening (=rear opening?) for my eyes. I have sunken eyes, so I heard that if I get a rear opening, the fat under my eyes will rise and become noticeable. I don't have that severe sunken eyes, so I just need to do it slightly. He said that it can be done naturally because it is easy to do. Natural adhesion is possible, but the line is buried due to the sagging skin around the front of the eyes, so if you want to do it clearly, an incision or partial incision is recommended. They decided to keep the back line as is, but only raise the front line. The recommendation is that we decided to proceed with partial incision + upper opening + dual opening. After-care, they said that unlimited laser treatment for swelling and injections for swelling would be given, and that rear opening, which other places did not recommend or was bound to show, was also possible, so we decided to go here during the consultation. I liked the line that was drawn the second time, and when I told this to the director, he said that if I keep drawing and adjusting the line on the day of surgery, I can get the look I want, so I decided on this. The line that I roughly drew during the consultation was because of my eyes and skin tone. Since the lines keep changing, I was told that I could get the feeling I wanted by coordinating with the doctor before the surgery.