Atop PS

The reviewer had revision double-eyelid surgery with a slightly higher, more symmetrical line, but did not add eye-opening correction despite being advised it might help with stronger fixation. Recovery seemed smooth, and by two months the result looked sharper and brighter, with the new line settling well; they were pleased overall and would consider returning if they later felt the extra procedure was needed.

The reviewer had a revision double-eyelid procedure to raise the crease and balance both sides. They were told the left side had loosened and that raising the line too much could cause puffiness, so the crease was set only to the desired in-out height; by two months, the result had settled well and made the eyes look sharper and brighter. They skipped the recommended outer corner procedure, felt some lingering concern about fixation, and were generally satisfied but would consider another consultation if needed.