Kim & Song Review

I'm now in my early 30s, and I had medial epicanthoplasty and double eyelid surgery with Dr. Song when I was a high school senior. Back then I also visited many clinics for consultations, and there was a rumor that Miss Korea Son Tae-young from Daegu had had eye surgery there (not confirmed, just hearsay). The price was also the highest among the hospitals I consulted at then (including Daegu Joseph, Hong Sung-ju, and others), so as a minor at the time, I begged my parents and combined that with the money I had saved from part-time jobs to get the surgery. The reason I chose that hospital was the confident consultation. If it were now, I would definitely be suspicious of confidence like that first (I also had nose surgery experience, and I trusted that confidence and only customer reviews and the aftercare, so I got burned). I had some fat in my eyelids, and before that I had used eyelid glue for years, so there was a bit of skin sagging and a slight skin rash? Other places all recommended incisional surgery, but here they proposed a partial buried method that combined the advantages of the then-newly introduced stitching technique and incision, and said they would also remove some eyelid fat and do medial epicanthoplasty together. Among seven clinics that recommended medial epicanthoplasty, three including this one did so, so I hesitated, but I trusted them and went ahead. And then, after surgery, I came out and, since I bruise and swell easily, it was so natural that I had no swelling at all that day, only the medial epicanthoplasty stitches and some scarring? A woman who was waiting for a consultation asked me after I came out what surgery I had had, even asking if it was nose surgery. My eyes themselves had no swelling, and my nose has always had very 11-shaped nostrils, so two or three of my high school friends asked if I had nose surgery. It gave me a Jang Nara nose? kind of feeling (I didn't like that, so I wanted a broad, large nose bridge and nose shape). Sorry, I digressed a bit there. Anyway, because the swelling was so minimal, I also worried it would undo quickly But after taking out the medial epicanthoplasty stitches and going back to school after the semester started, my friends said it turned out really well and asked where I got it done. A lot of people besides me had dramatic changes to their eyes too. There were people who went to Hong Sung-ju, Joseph, and other famous hospitals at the time. But overall, mine had the prettiest and most natural line. And among those who had only the buried method, half of them experienced it coming undone, and even after becoming adults, only a few of my friends who had surgery kept a clearly defined result. Anyway, among all procedures and surgeries, I think my eyes turned out the best. My other friends say the same (orthodontics, nose surgery, 2 revisions, filler, botox procedures, etc..)