First, after going in and waiting, there was a booklet of reviews on the table. I liked that. I could skim through it in advance, so time flew by. The wait seemed similar to other clinics, about 10-20 minutes. The consultation went in the order of consultant - director - consultant.
From the beginning, they explained the eye structure? and double-eyelid surgery in detail.
I thought my eyes would need an incisional method, but the director recommended buried suture double-eyelid surgery and ptosis correction.
As I went to several places, some said I didn't need ptosis correction and some said I did, so I'm still confused and still not sure ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
I wanted the front part of my double-eyelid line to look a bit more open, so I asked for a line higher than the one they made for me, but after I took off my mask and they looked at my overall face shape, they said I looked elegant and recommended a more natural style ㅋㅋㅋ I didn't want a very high line, just for the inner/front part to show a bit more, but I got lightly scolded ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Since this was one of my early consultations, I was a bit clueless, so I feel like if I stated my opinion more accurately, they would kindly shape it in more detail. They were kind and did the consultation well, but I regret that I couldn't ask more questions. So even though there is a 10,000 won consultation fee, I'm thinking, should I go for another consultation?
With card payment, buried suture plus ptosis correction was 1.45 million won in total.
But the consultant spoke in a broadcast-reporter style... Her tone felt very much like an occupational consulting habit?? She was kind, but it felt like she was consulting out of habit, so it didn't really resonate with me.