Q-Line women community review

A hot review written right after surgery yesterday afternoon... The first place I went to after deciding to get liposuction was here, and I booked right away and had surgery within a week lol. It didn't have the flashy facilities of some Gangnam or Apgujeong clinics, so at first I wondered if this was the right place, but I figured it was probably because it's a first-generation liposuction clinic... The consultation went in this order: coordinator consultation - doctor consultation - coordinator consultation again. The coordinator was very friendly, and even though it was my first liposuction consultation and I didn't know much, she explained things kindly first. And since I had booked a consultation on short notice that day, I met with Director Kim Yoon-jik instead of Director Kim Jae-hoon. He explained things very calmly and said that rather than overdoing the bone-arm look, it would be better to remove fat in a way that suited my body type (I recently lost more than 25 kg, so my skin had become extremely loose T_T). That gave me more trust than a clinic that just says, 'We'll take it all off no matter what.' 🥹🥹 After that, I had another consultation with the coordinator. Here, the surgery cost changes depending on body weight, and I had barely gone over 52 kg, so I was in a situation where I had to pay extra T_T So I said I would diet hard and come in by the surgery date, but the coordinator actually stopped me and said if I came after losing weight that quickly, my skin would sag more. She really felt like my aunt T_T Of course, on the day of surgery I went in at 51 kg and had it done for 200 lol On the day of surgery, the sequence was: before photos - InBody test - consultation and design with the assigned doctor - payment for surgery - waiting while getting IV fluids? - povidone scrub and anesthesia, then into surgery. The other staff were kind too, but my assigned coordinator was the best. Director Kim Jae-hoon explained things in a very clear, no-nonsense way. He felt like a real expert lol and he probably is one... I was pretty calm until I was waiting while getting IV fluids through a needle in my foot, but once I actually entered the operating room and the nurses started applying povidone all over my upper body and tying my hands and feet down, I started getting insanely nervous... It was my first time ever in an operating room and my first time on an operating table, so I got really scared. But the moment they said, 'We'll start the sleep anesthesia now, it will feel a little sore~' I fainted in under 5 seconds and don't remember anything after that lol When I woke up in the recovery room and called for a nurse, they fed me water directly with a straw T_T and brought all kinds of snacks too. I kept crying about how much it hurt, so they gave me one more painkiller too. After I calmed down a bit, I walked around the hallway, changed clothes, got porridge, a prescription, and papers with instructions, then got discharged! When I left the hospital, it was just before 8 p.m., and the pharmacy on the first floor of the building was open until 8:30 p.m., so I got my medicine there. I was stumbling around and couldn't hold my head up properly and kept closing my eyes, and the pharmacist took all my bags... sat me down on a chair... explained the medicine two or three times... and even packed up the povidone and waterproof bandages for me... Everyone I met at the hospital, from the staff to the director and even the pharmacist, was so kind that even though I went alone without a guardian, I think I was still able to get surgery safely and come home. It's day 2 now, and even after taking off the bandages, the back bulge is gone, which makes me so happy...