The doctor was cheerful and had a bit of a playful vibe lol, and he smiled a lot too. He seemed to have a lot of professional knowledge, and I decided to have the surgery because it seemed like the most famous place in Seoul for removal. On the day of surgery, I was still thinking about whether to switch to a smaller size, but he did not rush me and gave me a lot of advice from the side. Honestly, a revision surgery would probably make more money, but he gave me a lot of advice leaning toward choosing removal instead, and since I actually wanted removal more, it really felt like he was a true doctor. Of course there is some hollowing after surgery, but the shape is not bad and he improved the asymmetry a lot, so I am satisfied and living with it.
But when I went to have the stitches removed, the nurse or assistant was so rude that I got upset, and later the wound area hurt so much and would not heal, so when I checked at home I found that not all the stitches had been removed, so I pulled the rest out myself. The front desk staff were kind in their response, but there were lots of customers and I heard them chatting loudly, taking customer calls, and badmouthing people behind their backs, so I thought the trust the director built got wasted by the staff.
The consultation manager was also a bit sharp, so sensitive people would probably be scared. There was absolutely no pressure to make a reservation.