Period Community Review

It took four or five months to arrange a double-eyelid consultation after contacting them for the first time. I was late on the way there, and the coordinator scolded me harshly, which made me sad. Then the schedule was pushed back again, and I finally had the consultation several months later. The coordinator who had scolded me seemed somewhat older, but when I actually went there, everyone was kind and young. I do not know whether she was fired or quit. Anyway, they designed the prettiest lines of all the clinics I visited. They made in-out, semi-out, and out lines all look beautiful. I seriously deliberated over the line right up until just before surgery. They answered all the questions I wanted to ask, although I suppose they hear the same things all the time. They immediately searched for examples of eyes similar to mine and showed me, explaining clearly that mine would turn out that way. However, unlike the other places, they recommended ptosis correction. They said it would be good to do but would also be fine not to, so I passed because I did not want it. The price was 800,000 won for double-eyelid surgery and 800,000 won for ptosis correction. I asked whether it really cost that much even for double-eyelid surgery alone, and they said yes. There was no review event or anything like that, so 800,000 won was quite a surprise. It has now been more than six months since my double-eyelid surgery, and it has settled nicely. Until the consultation, it was genuinely difficult to get in, but after that I could quickly schedule the surgery according to my preferences. I had another surgery afterward, and I was still able to arrange it as I wanted. It was not because the double-eyelid surgery went badly—I will not say what it was because I am worried I might be identified. When arranging the schedule, I caught a glimpse of the appointment chart, and it looked fairly open. They do not seem to conduct many consultations.