Before/after <the report sheet an acquaintance had photographed at the clinic / the report sheet I received> Conclusion: not recommended
There aren't many clinics that do Profound, and since it isn't an old procedure, I searched through several apps and Naver, looking for a place with lots of reviews and good ratings regardless of price. For this clinic, reviews said you could get Morpheus and Mark-Vu tests before the procedure and that they give a welcome kit afterward, so I thought aftercare would be good, but it was very different.
---- Before the procedure (consultation/tests) ---- You do consult with the director using Morpheus about which areas should mainly be treated, but I don't think you really need to look at it with this,, (Anyway, I know best where and how much things have sagged) It's not like they retest after the procedure so you can compare either.
They even took another photo in addition to Morpheus and Mark-Vu, and there was something they checked by putting a device on my skin, but I heard absolutely nothing about any test results other than Morpheus, so I have no idea what tests they did or what the results were.
Later, an acquaintance who had gotten Titanium here told me there are things they tell you, like skin age testing, oil/moisture balance/skin type, pore condition, etc., and that's how I found out.
And when I asked the manager because I wanted to at least get the photos from the tests, she said it normally wasn't allowed under their rules and that she would ask the clinic and send them to me, but there was no word until I went home, and after I got home I contacted them again and received the report sheet.
But what I wanted was to receive the photos they took of my face and skin, rather than the report sheet. On top of that, this report sheet was for tests I had never been given any explanation about, and some result sections weren't marked either, damn.. lol (My acquaintance also had this report sheet, so when I compared them, only mine had several blank sections. . lol)
The manager and director kept taking turns emphasizing that I needed swelling-care treatment for 990,000 won for 3 sessions, so maybe they were so busy talking about that that they forgot and left out the tests and didn't explain them... In the end, I didn't get to hear the test results I wanted to know most, so it was absurd.
Before emphasizing swelling care, they strongly recommended that people getting Profound could get a sale on InMode/Juvelook/skin Botox, and told me to pay 1.6 million won more and get that set. (I said I had received InMode, Shurink, and fat-dissolving injections dozens of times over several years with no effect, so I got liposuction, and that Juvelook and skin Botox had no effect on my pores so I resurfaced my skin with Fraxel and plasma, and then they stopped recommending it lolololololololol)
Besides the pre-procedure tests, my acquaintance told me there is also an 안내문 they send after the procedure saying what procedure you received, but I didn't get one. I don't know if it's a difference in the manager's ability or if what they give differs by procedure..
---- Procedure ---- There is CCTV in the procedure room. (I liked their consideration in briefly covering the CCTV with a curtain when I was changing clothes) The director showed me the tips being opened before sleep anesthesia. They designed it on the operating table, then showed and explained it to me.
Because I was anesthetized, I don't know much, but everything in the operating room was good.
---- After the procedure ---- This was when I was most dumbfounded. After the procedure, I was dizzy and sleepy because of the sleep anesthesia, but when I came out of the procedure room, they just told me to go home right away lol.
Only after I asked if I could lie down for a bit because I was so dizzy did they show me to the recovery room, woke me up after 2 hours and told me to leave, and gave me something like porridge, so I ate it roughly while half-asleep and went home..
---- Thoughts ---- I was going to go to 815 because it was the cheapest at 2.18 million won, but I paid 900,000 won more and went to Mred because I thought the pre-procedure testing and post-procedure care seemed better.
But the tests weren't something you could compare before/after the procedure, (and it's not like they explained the tests well. .) they don't send them to each person, and after the procedure it wasn't like they had you come back to check progress, included basic care, or had especially good aftercare at all, so I don't think there's any reason to specifically go here.
I should have asked everything before the procedure and then gone home after receiving it. I regret thinking too casually that I could just ask again after getting the procedure.
Even after closing my eyes in the recovery room, I couldn't really come to my senses, and at home I stayed half-asleep and then slept straight through until night, so I couldn't ask again and am waiting until the clinic opens.
Like 15