Good points - It seemed like they limit reservations instead of accepting everyone as they come in like a factory-style clinic. On the consultation day, surgery day, and stitch-removal day, there were only a few people, and the atmosphere was quiet and calm.
- The consultation manager and administrative staff were generally kind.
- Director Lee Jun-woo seemed confident in his own surgeries, and he clearly said no if it was no, yes if it was yes, and possible if it was possible.
Bad points - This may be related to my personal tendencies, but on the day of surgery, as someone lying there with surgical drapes over my face and body, and because it was surgery that would change my eyes, I was lying there nervous, but the operating room atmosphere was so chaotic that I wondered if they were really preparing for surgery. The operating room door was wide open, and I could hear footsteps passing outside and female and male staff chatting so clearly that I still remember what they were talking about. Something about what song this was and who the singer was. Even though they knew the door was open, they laughed and chatted loudly without being careful at all, and personally I really, really hated it. For those people, it may be something they see and do every day, and most plastic surgery clinics may be similar once you see that side, but it shows how they treat customers.
- During the first consultation, while looking at the photos I brought, he said everything could be done, everything was possible, and that if we did it specifically this way and that way, it would probably come out well. Seeing the director’s confident attitude, I booked the surgery. But on the day of surgery, I brought the same photos, and he did not even look at them. He said each person’s eye shape is different, so looking at these now was meaningless, and what mattered was how high to make the line and what method to use. His attitude changed like that. If it was going to be like this, he should clearly have said during the first consultation, “Eye shapes are all different, so this is meaningless.” Saying things just to make me book first and then changing his attitude on surgery day gives the image of a money-focused clinic, so I do not want to recommend it. But since the director strongly pursues a natural look and not an excessive style, the surgery itself went well.
- It seems like they only look at the eyes and do not consider the overall image and harmony. This is the same at other clinics too, and it really seems like there are no places that pay attention to facial harmony.
*Additional edit It has been 2 weeks since surgery, and the line itself is okay, but the line heights of both eyes look about 2 mm different. Immediately after surgery, the left side was much higher. It could be because of swelling. But even though most of the swelling has gone down now, the difference is clearly visible. The clinic also acknowledged that it looks higher. They said it could be swelling, so if it is the same after 3 months, we should do a revision correction. The right eye is pretty. The left eye is in a burdensome-looking state. When I said the surgery went well, I meant the right eye is pretty and the shape is pretty, so it went well.