Gangnam Double Eyelid First Surgery Hospital? Director Park Si-hyeon's <Selection Tip!>

Gangnam double eyelid first surgery hospital?

Director Park Si-hyeon's <Selection Tip!>

Hello.

This is Obje Plastic Surgery.

If the first double eyelid surgery fails,

a second surgery becomes even more difficult.

Since the tissue has already been altered once,

recovery is slower

and achieving the desired result becomes

much more difficult.

That is why many people think,

"I don’t want to fail with my first surgery," and

carefully look into

double eyelid hospitals in Gangnam.

But once you actually start looking,

there are so many reviews

and so many hospitals said to be famous

that it becomes harder to set criteria.

Some people say this place is good,

others say that place is better...

As these thoughts repeat,

you end up feeling even more confused.

In fact, there are a few common reasons

why first surgeries fail.

And once you know those reasons,

you get a clearer standard for deciding

which hospital to choose.

Today, we’ll organize the three common causes

of failure in first double eyelid surgery in Gangnam,

and the selection criteria you should check

to avoid them.

If you read to the end,

it will help you make a choice

without regret.

Why is “Please make it exactly like this line” risky?

One of the most common reasons for failure

in first double eyelid surgery in Gangnam

is focusing only on the design the patient wants

without properly looking at the eye structure.

Many people already decide on a line

in their mind before the consultation.

They bring a photo of a celebrity they like

and ask, "Please make it like this."

But the problem is

whether that line can really be applied

to my own eyes in the same way.

The celebrity in the photo

and my eyes are likely to have

completely different structures.

For example,

if the celebrity in the photo has eyes

that are long and has thin skin,

a high semi-out line may suit them naturally.

But what if my eyes are

shorter in length

and have thicker skin?

Even if the same line is created,

it can give a completely different impression.

The eyes may look round,

may appear unnatural,

or in severe cases, the fact that they were

surgically altered may be clearly noticeable.

So when choosing a double eyelid hospital in Gangnam,

the first thing to check is whether the hospital

simply looks at the photo the patient brought in during consultation,

or carefully examines the actual eye structure.

Not just buried or non-incisional?

The thing more important than the method is this

The second common reason for failure

is when the patient decides on the surgical method

in advance.

"Doesn’t incisional surgery leave scars?"

"Doesn’t non-incisional look more natural?" and so on,

based on information seen online

or stories from people around them,

they come in already decided:

"I’ll definitely get non-incisional surgery."

Of course, if that choice

also suits my eyes, there is no problem.

But what if,

for my eye condition,

incisional surgery would be more suitable?

If you force non-incisional surgery,

over time the line may fade

or

it may even come undone,

leading you to consider revision surgery.

Why does this happen?

Non-incisional surgery

is a method that fixes the crease with thread,

so it is most suitable for eyes

with thin skin and little fat.

Because the thread has less weight to support,

the line can remain stable for a long time.

But if the eyes have thick skin

or a lot of fat,

the thread has to keep bearing that weight,

and over time it can only become weaker.

Eventually, the line becomes shallower

or comes apart completely.

In such cases,

incisional surgery is much more stable.

Because it involves making an incision in the skin

and fixing the tissue,

it can sufficiently support

thicker skin or more fat.

Of course, incisional surgery

has a slightly longer early recovery period,

and swelling tends to last longer

than with non-incisional surgery.

But the final result is absolutely not unnatural.

In fact, if it is properly performed

based on the condition of the eyes,

it can create a line that looks more natural

and lasts longer than non-incisional surgery.

So when choosing a double eyelid hospital in Gangnam,

the second thing to check is

whether the hospital simply follows the method the patient wants

without question,

or whether it accurately diagnoses the eye condition

and then suggests the appropriate surgery method.

These eyes should not just get double eyelid surgery!

The third common reason for failure

is focusing only on the double eyelid line

and not looking at the whole eye.

"If I just make the double eyelid pretty,

the eyes will look more defined."

Thinking this way,

you get the surgery,

but when you look in the mirror after recovery,

there are many cases where you feel,

"Something is different from what I expected."

Why does that happen?

A double eyelid is only one part

of the many elements that make up the eye.

How strong is the ability to open the eyes?

Is the front of the eye blocked?

Is the amount of fat appropriate?

All of these factors together

determine the impression of the eyes.

Let me explain with a real example.

Let’s assume someone with ptosis

only had double eyelid surgery.

Ptosis is a condition where

the eyelid droops downward

because the muscle that opens the eyes

is weak.

If you only create a double eyelid line

for eyes like this,

what happens?

The line is there,

but the eyes still do not open properly,

so they may still look sleepy

or

the tired impression may not improve.

That can instead lead to dissatisfaction,

like, "Why do they look the same after surgery?"

In such cases,

eyelid correction should be performed together

to strengthen the ability to open the eyes

and create a clearer, fresher impression.

The same goes for epicanthal folds.

An epicanthal fold refers to the skin fold

that covers the inner part of the eye.

If it is present, the double eyelid line

can look cut off at the inner side

or appear shorter.

The reason you may feel,

"The line is there,

but somehow it looks cramped,"

could be exactly because of the epicanthal fold.

In such cases,

performing an inner corner eye opening procedure together

can allow the double eyelid line

to continue more naturally and longer,

making the eyes as a whole

look more open and distinct.

Fat removal also requires caution.

If there is too much eyelid fat,

the double eyelid line may look thicker

or swelling may last longer,

so removing an appropriate amount can be helpful.

In the end, the important thing is not just

to look at the double eyelid itself,

but to assess the entire eye comprehensively,

and choose a hospital that clearly identifies

"This eye needs this surgery,

and this surgery is unnecessary."

Today, we looked at the three common causes

of failure in first double eyelid surgery in Gangnam,

and the criteria for choosing a hospital

to avoid them.

The first double eyelid surgery

cannot be reversed, so it is natural to be cautious.

Please consult with several places,

but choose a hospital using the three criteria

we discussed today.

Director Park Si-hyeon of Obje Plastic Surgery

focuses on understanding the feeling of the photos

brought by the patient,

while at the same time accurately diagnosing

the patient’s eye length, skin thickness, and amount of fat,

and then presenting both a design that can actually be achieved

and a suitable surgical method.

Also, by looking at the whole eye

rather than just the double eyelid line,

we comprehensively judge ptosis, epicanthal folds,

and the amount of fat,

and clearly distinguish between

the surgeries that are necessary

and those that are unnecessary.

As much as you have chosen carefully,

I hope a satisfying result will follow.

This has been Obje Plastic Surgery.

Thank you.

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