I went around in the morning and afternoon in one day, and since it was my first surgery, I regret that I was not prepared enough with questions..
1. Gangnam ㅍㄹㅁㅇ Maybe because I visited early in the morning, there were only a few people! About 3 people including me?? As soon as I arrived, I registered, entered simple information on a tablet, and had a CT scan. After waiting about 15 minutes? I went into the consultation room and first had a simple consultation with the consultant about whether I had previous surgery, my expected budget, desired surgery timing, and desired line. The consultant had no expression and her way of speaking was a bit like AI I waited again for about 20 minutes for the director, then went into the director's room for the consultation. Before I could even sit comfortably in the chair, he stared only at my nose and rapidly said, "We'll osteotomize the hump, correct the bulbous nose, use donated rib cartilage for the nasal tip, raise the columella, lower the nasolabial angle, and reduce the nostril wings.".. He barely asked for my opinions, like what line I wanted, and naturally confirmed use of donated rib cartilage that I had not even considered. He told me to hold up a mirror, then put a cotton swab inside my nostril to shape the line and said, "You can expect about this kind of line. Do you have any questions?" So I said no.. and came out... It felt like everything passed in an instant Then I consulted with the consultant again. While looking at what the director said during the consultation scribbled on the tablet, she explained the cost together. During the first consultation, I had said I wanted no implant, and she said the director said it was possible and would reflect that. The total estimate came out to about 6 million? The director said I was a case that would come out very well if I had surgery, and with a review-writing condition, he would discount the cost to 4.9 million. They asked me to keep it confidential and said it was only possible if I paid the deposit before leaving the hospital... I ended up paying a 500,000 won deposit before I knew it.
2. Gangnam ㅇㅇㅂ First of all, there are many directors here, so I ended up going without designating one. There was almost no waiting, and things proceeded quickly. I registered, filled out the medical questionnaire, had a CT scan, and they printed out 4 camera photos of my face. During the consultant consultation, she asked what line I wanted. I said I wanted it to look natural and without an implant. The director consultation started right away. I was flustered because a very young director who was not on my list did the consultation.. But he was incredibly kind and looked carefully, so I trusted him. He showed me PPT materials too, and I basically listened to a lecture for almost 10 minutes. He even drew with a pen on the printed photo of my nose while explaining. He also joked and ended the consultation in a comfortable atmosphere. Then it was consultant consultation time again. Carefully, while pretending to be flustered, I asked about the director's experience. She said they had recommended a director who operates well and pursues a natural look, and that if I wanted to change directors, they could change it and do another consultation, but I said it was okay.. The director said that if I wanted no implant, it was possible, but the consultant kept recommending an implant, saying that without one the line would not come out and I would definitely feel disappointed. For nasal tip donated rib cartilage, bulbous nose correction + hump osteotomy + nostril reduction through internal incision, the estimate was 4.8 million?? and they said they could match it down to 4 million at most with a review-writing condition. I said I would think about it and was leaving, but then they naturally said they would help me pay a 10% deposit. I was flustered because they had not explained the deposit during the consultation, but I paid for now because of the director's passion and the hospital's quick response. They said they would refund all of it if I canceled.