ANSWER PLASTIC SURGERY · SEOUL
Wonder eye-corner surgery: swelling and appearance over three months · Case 038
Before photographs and follow-up portraits document Wonder eye-corner surgery over three months. The one-week note describes different amounts of swelling on the two sides.
Looking at the photographs
The sequence includes surgery-day photographs, two sets labelled one week, a three-week update, a one-month update and three-month portraits. The patient reported more swelling on the left at one week and later expressed satisfaction with the eye opening and overall impression. The later portraits have noticeably different lighting and styling, so they should be read alongside the earlier, more simply photographed stages.
Treatment details
The three-month portraits differ in makeup, lighting and camera presentation from the preoperative images. They do not provide a standardized measurement of surgical change.
Collection reference: ANS-038
- Timing in the source
- Surgery day through 3 months
- Collection
- Eye-corner surgery
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About this treatment comparison
- Clinic location
- Seoul, South Korea
- Treatment collection
- Eye-corner surgery
- Recorded follow-up
- Surgery day through 3 months
- Collection reference
- ANS-038