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Plastic surgeryPublished 2026-10-09

Daegu Male Eye Surgery, Will It Look Like I’ve Had Surgery? — The Reason for Setting the Lines Low

  • Key points
  • When men look into eye surgery, there is something they ask first.
  • It is "What if it looks like I've had surgery?"
  • This article outlines what men considering eye surgery in Daegu should know before the operation.

View the original article at S Samsung Plastic Surgery Clinic (Korean) ↗

What this article covers

  • 1. Will it look like I’ve had surgery? — Lines are not meant to be drawn on.
  • 2. The reason the line is set low in male eye surgery in Daegu
  • 3. Can the monolid look be maintained? — There is a difference between having lines and what is visible.
  • 4. Seeing before the line is the power to open your eyes.
  • 5. Four things to check in front of the mirror before the consultation
  • 6. Initially after surgery, the line appears to change from time to time.
  • 7. Potential problems and limitations
  • 8. Frequently Asked Questions

You can find the full content in the original post on the official blog of S Samsung Plastic Surgery Clinic.

Original: View the original article at S Samsung Plastic Surgery Clinic (Korean) ↗

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