At first, I looked into places based on doctors with a lot of experience, but later they all started looking good, so I just went for consultations mainly at the places that had the best-looking reviews to me, had pretty-looking shapes, and that I was randomly curious about Before you go, read this first. I wrote it because you might waste time going somewhere that doesn't match your taste... In that case, I think it would be better to try another clinic! I organized it around the information you need, so read comfortably
ㄱㄹ -It's not a plastic surgery clinic; it only says surgery. I think it's because the director is a breast surgery specialist -The clinic itself is a women-only zone. Men cannot enter at all. I wondered why, but during the consultation you also undress And actually.... the consultant said she had surgery at ㄱㄹ herself, and if I was curious about the actual feel, shape, and size, she said she could show me directly and just opened up on the spot. That was the part where I understood why it had to be women-only. And once I saw it with my own eyes and got a sense of the size, it really hit me, so it helped a lot...ㅋㅋㅋㅋ -The consultation with the director wasn't long. The time undressed isn't long either, so don't worry ㄴㄴ They just take actual measurements, measure the size, tell you what type of implant and the maximum cc that can go in, what surgical method to use, and what incision site, then it's over. You can leave. After that, you finish the consultation with the consultant, talking about the cost and hearing real experiences about the 'things'ㅋㅋㅋㅋ that happen after surgery. (Recommended diagnosis: Motiva/300~320cc/inframammary incision/dual plane) -Personally, even though it was our first time meeting that day, the consultant spoke with an almost totally open mindset, so all the nervousness I had at first went away, and I also felt comfortable asking various questions, so I was satisfied!
ㄴㅌ -They use several floors, and in the elevator, before going to the breast center, you have to go to that reception center. So you fill out the chart there and then go down to the breast center for the consultation. -I was flustered because the changing room was a bit open.. You know the changing rooms with curtains at Zara, that kind of st. It felt like the interior was modeled after a spa or sauna changing room -There were a ton of people at the clinic, and the staff were busy too. The consultant was busy too. I waited quite a while before getting the consultation -The head director is famous, but it wasn't possible on the date I wanted, and I was also curious about a consultation with a female director, so I got it with the female director, and I think that was a good choice~ We talked in that comfortable tone? way of speaking between women, so I had a good conversation with the director and came out. Even when fitting implants, I wasn't uncomfortable at all (Recommended diagnosis: Motiva + Mentor Boost/360-380cc/inframammary incision/dual plane) -But the consultation with the consultant felt somehow rushed.. I waited a long time, but she read through, almost like reciting, my name and the director's diagnosis written in a booklet that looked like folded paper, pre- and post-op precautions, and things like that, checked whether I would set a date or not, then left, so question marks did pop up in my head. -Still, I had hoped they would talk a bit about side effects of breast augmentation or what changes there might be after surgery, but they only said what was necessary and ended it.. That was disappointing. Maybe because the clinic does eyes, nose, facial contouring, and breasts, so they have even less time? I wondered that too,.
ㅇㅇ -Since the head director is famous, even though I know specialists are divided into transaxillary incision specialists and inframammary incision specialists, I first requested the head director -Uniquely, this was the clinic that did an ultrasound. The director did an ultrasound at the beginning of the consultation while consulting, but don't expect it to be a full ultrasound examination ㄴㄴ It felt like they were doing it as a service. They explained calmly and clearly, so it wasn't hard to understand. (Recommended diagnosis: Motiva/315~320cc/transaxillary incision/dual plane) -But because it's very famous for breasts and has the image of a specialized clinic, I went with that in mind, but there were surprisingly many men in the lobby and quite a few patients who came for things other than breasts, so I thought it didn't really have that specialized-clinic image -The consultant was kind and led the consultation well, but nothing particularly left an impression; it felt too normal?? It wasn't burdensome at all, and actually it was smooth, but ... maybe because she wasn't the type to spend a lot of energy and consult like this and that, I got the impression she was just explaining what she knew. -Overall, maybe because my expectations were high, it was a bit disappointing
After-sales service was lifelong at all three, and CCTV footage could be opened at all of them. Post-op care was also included in the surgery cost at all of them. At ㄱㄹ, care is provided according to the program schedule for 1 year (swelling, scars, feel, etc.), and after that, if you request additional care, they provide it too, so it's practically unlimited. I heard ㄴㅌ's regular program goes until week 5, and after that they provide one service per month for 1 year. ㅇㅇ provides care such as radiofrequency, swelling, and caps up to 3 months, and scar care starts from 6 months. Clinics where hospitalization is possible: ㄱㄹ and ㅇㅇ. ㄴㅌ is not possible. None of the three had a consultation fee. There were review discounts at ㅇㅇ and ㄴㅌ, but I didn't hear the conditions for ㄴㅌ, and ㅇㅇ had so many conditions that I don't remember properly.... I think there were many times you had to upload ㄱㄹ said they charge the regular price as is without a review discount.
Whew, I'll write up to this much for now If you have more questions about the three clinics, leave a private comment and I'll reply. Cost information is okay too!!!
+) But.. you know, right?? The most accurate estimate is the one you get by going in person...ㅎㅎ