I booked a consultation with Director Choi for nose revision surgery.
I asked about eye surgery, but the consultation manager recommended against eye surgery, and I did not think there was any overtreatment.
The director explained things to patients in an easy-to-understand way and said confidently that he could do it well.
At the previous hospital, because the surgery was 10 years ago, I did not know whether septal cartilage had been used, so I just said it was septal cartilage, but The director judged that it seemed not to have used septal cartilage based on postoperative memory, saying where the incision had been made and whether the gauze had been packed at that time.
The price was reasonable and everything was perfect, but the fact that this hospital was once put on a blacklist 10 years ago makes me hesitate a lot. Still, the fact that it has operated well without a major accident since then makes me think there must have been some changes...