Before consulting with a Lari Plastic
Surgery doctor, the counter staff carefully filled out a questionnaire.
After writing down the surgery I had done in the past and the surgery I wanted to undergo,
I went to the doctor's consultation. There was a wait, but it wasn't long.
The doctor looked at what the counter staff had written and
said, "I want to do this. You can do this.
This won't be necessary. You have to do this.
If you do it, it will get better." There was no such thing.
Did I catch what I needed?
It is said that in order to have natural eyes while removing the double eyelid marks and double eyelids, the inner double eyelid must be inverted to be smaller than the current left double eyelid.
It seems that epicanthoplasty restoration is done in a round shape. I said I wanted a round point, so he said he would try to make it as pointed as possible. It is said that fingernail marks can be removed, and the white scars under the eyes do not disappear. I heard that the area in front of the eyes needs to be filled, and they say that if you do it in front, it will be filled in. They say the doctor explained it well.
They showed me a review photo of an eye mark and asked me to show them more, and they said they would show me one more.
He said that ptosis is a habit and that he corrects his eyes, but he needs to change his habit. He came back later and said his eyes had opened. If you see that your eyes open easily when you strain them, it is not severe ptosis, but rather a lack of strength in your eyes. Does it get better if you train your eye muscles?
They say that if your eyes look blurred, they will double-handed and redistribute the fat. I also corrected the dog's ears while dual wielding them.
Appropriate lateral opening.
The doctor's consultation ended simply. There wasn't much explanation of the surgery method or before and after photos of the results, and the only answer was that since I had few requests, I could just have the surgery. They seem to think that you can find out the surgical method and results yourself. The price seems to be the most expensive among the estimates I received
, and after looking at more reviews, it seems that they are very good at removing double eyelids and double eyelid marks. I am also good at lowering the corners of my eyes and doing a lot of double eyelid surgery. Epicanthoplasty restoration seems a bit odd. There aren’t many reviews on epicanthoplasty restoration.
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explains the angle of the lower eyelids (starting point of the frontal hair and the tip of the eyelids)
while drawing the angle of the inner canthus of the ptosis.
The angle under the lower eyelids is also raised a lot, so it is good for the twilight, and
it would be good to raise the angle of the lowered frontal hair. It is
not that the space between the eyes is narrow, but the space between them is not blocked and the angle is also good. Only the angle that was maintained and lowered was compensated.
There was no explanation for the scar.
The approach to restoring the anterior canthus is good.
The degree of ptosis can be assessed separately in both eyes. The left eye has a
worse medial canthus and the shape of the double eyelid is fine.
In the right eye, the pupil is clearly visible, but the front of the double eyelid is good. short. The incision is made at the same line (thickness) as now,
but even if the adhesions on the front of the head are resolved, a scar will remain
(they are only going to release the adhesions and not remove them, right?)
The marks are a big concern, but the solution is partially not possible.
Fat relocation was not discussed.
He has a lot of post-surgery photos and showed me a few. As I
looked at the before and after photos in large size and compared them, I got a
sense of what my post-surgery appearance would be like. I
had a consultation with the director. I can't help but feel
sorry for the white chest. There are no review events. You can't see it on Gangnam Unni. I'm concerned because some scars are visible in the review photos. The surgery time is said to be three hours.