I came for double eyelid surgery… Why do I need inner-corner surgery too? Epicanthoplasty explained!
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Subscribe to JAYJUN Talks / @jayjunplasticsurgery9968 ※ Plastic surgery may cause side effects such as inflammation, bleeding, bruising or nerve damage, depending on the individual. Please be aware of these risks. ※ The photos in this video are used with the patients’ consent. ‘Still unsure about medial epicanthoplasty?’ Did you go for a double-eyelid consultation and feel startled when told, ‘You should have the inner corners opened too’? ‘What if all that red tissue at the inner corners shows?’ ‘Won’t I look too fierce?’ Dr. Park Cheolheum of JAYJUN is here for everyone with these worries. Do not miss this video if your epicanthal folds make your inner corners look closed in; you want the popular semi-out crease and wonder if medial epicanthoplasty is essential; you plan to have your nasal bridge operated on and wonder whether the eye procedure can come first; or scar worries keep you awake. ‘Which eyes look prettier?’ A 10-minute whiteboard lesson walks you through medial epicanthoplasty. Want to know whether it would be the right move for your eyes, or whether you would be better off without it? Watch now!Join JAYJUN Talks✧*.◟(ˊᗨˋ)◞.*✧