Yongsan review

This was the last clinic I visited, and the one I booked surgery with. After going to the Gangnam branch, which is easier to get to from home, I also went to the Yongsan branch. I went at 2 p.m. on a weekday, and there were 2 or 3 other people, so it was fairly crowded. The staff were moderately friendly, and I saw a lot of staff wearing surgical scrubs. I liked the Gangnam branch's wider facilities and the staff's style a bit more, but if the fs cost is the same, I think the more experienced Dr. Kim would be better. Also, the manager casually mentioned that even during the 3-year as period, if there are problems, you can see the doctor often, and I liked that point. (I don't know... was this the right choice?) So I booked it. I met the doctor for quite a long time, and like in other reviews, he explained in detail while doing an ultrasound check of the fat layer, muscle layer, and so on. When I said I had bought and was reading the book, he explained diligently. Overall he was kind, and from the way he spoke I got the impression he is usually very meticulous. He said I should hear the more detailed parts from the manager, and the manager gave me a very long consultation. I heard again about comparing the implant options (since my size is only 65AA, that really does seem to make sense in terms of effect), and also about eating, scars, and so on. It was more detailed than kind, and you could feel the experience in the consultation, so I ended up booking it.. Please let the surgery go well .. ++Oh, and Dr. Kim and Dr. Choi at the Gangnam branch make the incision for the general stem-cell graft in different places! Dr. Kim apparently makes two spots on both sides of the hips, or rather makes fewer!!