I went to ㄴㅅㅎ, ㅇㄹ, and xx The reason I wrote xx is because I saw a post about side effects from that place here..... I did go for a consultation, but I left it out because I didn't think it would be very helpful to everyone When I was researching, I got a lot of information too, but after having surgery, even coming in here started to feel like a hassle But since I'm spending a lot of time at home to reduce swelling.... I'm bored, so I'm posting consultation reviews
Sinsa ㄴㅅㅎ I made the consultation appointment by phone The consultation goes in the order of consultant > director > consultant For the line, I was debating between in-out and in, and while the director was marking it, he said the best option would be an in-out line with the outer end not too high And since I was considering canthoplasty, I asked, Would it be more effective if I do canthoplasty? He said the line is not very high, so if I were to do it, he recommended upper canthoplasty He said I don't need ptosis correction, but that my eyes need incisional surgery At first, he seemed to be debating between partial incision and full incision.... But he still recommended doing it by incision, and the line the director marked didn't look overwhelming, so I liked it And I liked that the director generally speaks in a precise way If I come back after hearing a vague explanation, I just end up with more worries about whether to do this or that.. It felt like I met the director for about 10 to 15 minutes, and he looked a bit tired, so I felt a little disappointed because I don't think I got to ask everything I wanted The consultant kindly explained all the costs, how many times I would need to come to the clinic after surgery, how much the canthoplasty was, and so on
Apgujeong ㅇㄹ I made the consultation appointment here by phone too It goes consultant > director > consultant. I guess this is the same at every clinic?? I said I wanted it to look as natural as possible, and the director marked the line and said in-out would be the best But when he only tried marking an in-out line now, he said the inner corners of my eyes looked strongly blocked and stuffy The line itself looked exactly natural now, but because of that stuffy look, he also recommended epicanthoplasty together That doesn't mean pulling it out sharply (he said it wouldn't even change the line); he said it definitely wouldn't change into anything overwhelming The director explained quite a lot of possible cases, but he confidently said, Whatever we do, I'll give you a good result after surgery! So rather than anxiety, I felt more expectation and reassurance Here too, the director recommended incision, and he said I could think more about epicanthoplasty until before surgery. He didn't say it like, You absolutely have to do it, so it felt less burdensome It felt like I had the consultation for about 20 to 30 minutes, and I heard the full cost explanation from the consultant, received a business card, and left
I've already finished surgery, so I'm trying not to get pointlessly obsessive while reducing swelling... I'm writing this while doing mind control And the two things I felt were the same at both places were that the AS period was 3 years and that both specialized in eyes. Everyone planning to go for consultations, keep this in mind!