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2026.06.01 · Views 2,972
I've been debating on eyelid correction for a while, so I went for consultations at both Almond Plastic Surgery and Jayjun Plastic Surgery this time.
Before going, I thought I would be strongly drawn to one of them, but now that I've actually visited both, I'm even more conflicted haha.
My eyes tend to look a bit stuffy and feel weak, so I've often been told that my impression isn't very distinct.
So, I consulted mainly on eyelid correction to avoid making the double eyelids look too obvious and to achieve a naturally defined look.
Both Almond and Jayjun explained that rather than creating an overly defined line, they aim for a natural improvement that preserves a "masculine eye" vibe, so I felt that both were good options.
That's why I can't choose anymore haha. I thought I would make a decision easily before the consultations, but now that I've actually been there, I don't really feel much of a difference.
For those of you who have had eyelid correction, I'm curious what criteria you used to make a decision in this situation.
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When it comes to eyelid surgery, if it's done too much, it's immediately obvious, so it's important to go for a natural look. It's understandable to be more conflicted if both places are leaning towards that direction, lol. I also went for consultations at two places, and since they were similar, I agonized over it for a long time.
That's right, it's even harder because they both explained it so naturally haha
For men's eyes, I think improving the ability to open the eyes is more important than the line, and how naturally it's done. During consultations, the side that explained that part more specifically felt more trustworthy to me.
Thinking about that part again, I think there was a difference. Thank you.
When I come back from consultations, everything looks fine, which is confusing, but when I think about it at home, there are many times when one side appeals to me more lol. You can't ignore your gut feeling.
That's exactly how I feel right now lol I'm going to think about it a bit more
When it comes to epicanthoplasty, finding a place that ensures you don't get overcorrected is truly crucial. Compare how they explain this – there's a subtle but significant difference.
I should re-organize what I heard about overcorrection.
When both options are good, I've found that going with the one where the director's vision aligns best with mine leads to the highest satisfaction. That's how I made my decision too.
It seems like the human touch is important after all lol
When I asked for a natural look, the one who explained specifically how it would change was better. Not just a vague feeling.
That's right, I think there was a difference in the detailed explanations.
Men's eyes are really subtle, and even a slight difference can drastically change the overall look. That's why it's crucial to pay attention to how the line height and thickness are determined during consultations.
I will think about that part more deeply.
If both places are good, the chances of failure are actually quite low, so you don't have to stress too much haha. It's often a matter of personal preference.
Hearing that makes me feel a lot more at ease lol