First, before having surgery here, I went for consultations at a total of 4 places. It was the hospital that was second in my mind. First, the consultation list 1. Seoul Queen 2. ㅇㄷㅇㅇㅇ 3. ㅁㅎ 4. ㅈㅅㅌ (It wasn't originally in my plans, but I had time left so I went) Since Seoul Queen was my first consultation, there was a lot I didn't know, so I didn't ask much, but as I kept going to consultations, I did feel some regret about that. At first, I was strongly thinking of doing it at either 1 or 2, but 2 was really, really too expensive, so I gave up. The surgical method was the same, and the cost was within the reasonable range I had in mind, so I made a reservation that afternoon. And one month later, on September 20, I had the surgery. Before the surgery, I met the director, heard an explanation about the surgical method, and asked this and that, including things I hadn't been able to ask during the consultation. Then when I opened my eyes, the surgery was over. After it ended, I met the director, and on days 3 and 5 when the stitches were removed, I also met them and they checked the progress each time. There are people who said it hurt when the stitches were removed, but the teacher who removed mine did it very carefully, so it didn't hurt at all. I was supposed to have the internal stitches removed on day 5, but my schedule didn't work out, so I had them removed on day 8. In the meantime, the silicone plate inside my nose irritated the mucous membrane and hurt, so I contacted the hospital. They gave feedback right away, and even on the day my stitches were removed, the manager who had consulted with me contacted me and took good care of me even though it was her day off, so I was able to receive the treatment I needed right away. Overall, I'm satisfied with the surgery, aftercare, and service.
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