The doctor is someone who has worked at one hospital for a long time. Rather than a pride of "I know who I am" or "I know my position," I felt the pride of having done the practical work in one place for a long time.
I have heard people say that Director Yoon's surgical style is all or nothing, right? Some plastic surgeons are said to have either an avoidant or a daring style, but in my view the doctor seems to have both. People who are mostly daring usually work within organizations, have done many surgeries, operate on parts outside the face as well, and often handle the knife in many different contexts. That is one interpretation.
In particular, the doctor explained in detail which surgeries should be done and mentioned additional surgeries that are distinct from other plastic surgery clinics. To my eyes, it seemed like he applies American-style, theoretical, textbook-like principles. In the end, either start a perfect surgery or do not try at all.
Still, surgical outcomes are probabilistic and you never know how it will turn out, but the doctor does worry a lot. And if he thinks you are not the right patient, this hospital will not operate on you. Even so, the place still spreads by word of mouth among many patients.
The director personally sets the fees and manages everything. The person at the front desk cannot help with anything unless the director approves, so it is probably easier just to speak one-on-one with the director. Still, he is one step above avoidant surgery where safety is everything, and he has the will to add the best possible method and try the surgery, so if your temperament is similar to the doctor’s, or if you want to know more details about your eye structure, you should visit once, take the points Director Yoon mentions, consult other hospitals too, and consider carefully.
Compared with other hospitals, the doctor does quote about double the price, and triple for revision surgery, with extra charges for the difficulty of additional procedures!!