If I were a broker, I would pay all the money for everyone in Busan who had plastic surgery. I got consultations at Yoon Dong-joo, Jeong Woo-chang, K-Angel, and [Clinic A], but I could not visit May and Gallery because of time.
It seems that hospitals for eye surgery are divided into four types.
1. They recommend additional surgery that follows textbook theory but whose real-world effect is hit or miss; if you do not get the extra surgery, they say the operation will not go well OR they refuse the surgery. - The cost goes up a lot, and the patient becomes the weaker party if revision surgery is needed.
2. They insist on in-line eyes, which is a very mainstream and familiar operation for most doctors, and the hospital itself introduces its own unusual incisional/non-incisional methods. - It is common, but depending on the hospital staff and environment, communication with the hospital after surgery may be difficult.
3. They refuse eye surgery (due to concern about complex procedures, concern that the result after surgery may be worse than before, or their own values about beauty) and recommend other procedures (including filler, Botox, and fat grafting). - If you go in for eye surgery, you may end up being worn down by unnecessary procedures.
4. They are willing to compromise as much as possible to achieve the eye surgery result the patient wants (I see this as skill), with a consultation atmosphere where the patient is not made to be the weaker party but instead both sides can discuss and decide together, and the price is not expensive, under 1.4 million.
I think [Clinic A] plastic surgery is number 4. ^^