My female cousin recently had Canthoplasty at BION Plastic Surgery in Seoul with Dr. Hwang Gwi hwan, and overall her experience was quite positive.
One thing that stood out was how much attention was given to consultation and surgical planning before the procedure. Dr. Hwang Gwi hwan spent time evaluating her eye shape, facial balance, and overall features while explaining what kind of result would realistically suit her face. Rather than suggesting a dramatic transformation, the discussion focused on creating a more refined and balanced appearance that would still look natural.
The recovery period was probably the most challenging part. During the first couple of weeks, there was noticeable swelling around the eye area, which made it difficult for her to judge the final outcome. Like many cosmetic procedures, the healing process required patience, and she quickly realized that the early stages did not accurately represent the final result. As the swelling gradually improved, the changes became easier to appreciate.
Another aspect she appreciated was how organized the entire process felt. The clinic staff were helpful throughout the appointments and provided clear guidance regarding recovery and follow up care. Since traveling to another country for surgery involves more than just the procedure itself, things such as accommodation planning, recovery time, transportation, and communication support were important factors that helped make the overall experience smoother.
From what I observed, the final outcome of Canthoplasty can vary depending on a person’s natural eye structure, healing response, and expectations. That is why I think it is important for anyone researching clinics to pay close attention to the surgeon’s experience, consultation style, and ability to explain realistic outcomes rather than focusing only on before and after photographs.
Several weeks after surgery, my cousin felt that her eyes looked more balanced and refined while still maintaining her natural appearance. The changes were noticeable enough for her to feel more confident, but subtle enough that she still looked like herself, which was exactly what she had hoped for from the beginning.
Has anyone else here had Canthoplasty in South Korea? I would be interested to hear how different clinics approach consultations, recovery guidance, and long term results.