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Eye Surgery Considerations

[Clinic F] review

The director really has the style of a university professor. It left a strong negative impression that dried blood had stuck to the glasses. This was my first consultation for facial contouring surgery. They analyzed my face kindly, but the consultation did not really resonate with me. Even when I asked questions, the answers felt somewhat vague rather than specific. The amount of shaving and the complications were explained in a way that felt like, “We can shave as much as you want,” and “This amount is okay,” respectively. I had not been considering square-jaw surgery, but they said I needed it The coordinator was kind and showed before-and-after photos. They said there had been no accidents during the 15 years they had been practicing, but when I mentioned that I had seen complication reviews and brought them up, they said, “The person may have posted it when they were uncomfortable because it had not been long since surgery, and if it was a real complication, that person would still have been bothering us until now~” They also said it could have been written as false marketing.. (???). Of course, they said they would take all necessary measures if an accident occurred. It is also a one-doctor clinic, and they have been practicing for 15 years.. If I decided to have surgery after thinking about it until the next day, they offered about a one-million-won discount. Sigh.. But I do not know how dramatic the result would be, and I put it on hold because I am unsure whether the surgery is worth the cost, risks, and downtime of 6 to 12 months... Also, a doctor at another clinic who performs eye and nose surgery said that Koreans usually look fine after eye and nose surgery, so some do not go as far as facial contouring surgery (?) Now I am deliberating...........

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