I read countless reviews and went to consultations at several places. To get straight to the point, in my subjective opinion, I hope people don’t rely only on reviews too much. If you look at reviews or bring celebrity photos and say, “Please make it like this,” I think the chances of things going badly look very high. Of course, I did that too.
That’s why I ended up getting revision surgery, and once you start revisions, there are cases where things get even more damaged and you need another revision. I also think a lot of people get simple revisions because they followed a trend and then didn’t like the shape.
If you have a shape you want, whether it’s from a review or a celebrity photo, definitely bring photos with you. Don’t just look at clinics; make a list of directors whose main focus is the nose or eyes, and go to consultations centered around those directors.
They say famous restaurants usually specialize in one menu item. If you go to a sundae-gukbap place, you should eat gukbap. If a gukbap place is selling tteokbokki, do you think it’ll be good? Please, let’s think simply.
I’m not good with words, so I just wrote this out roughly, but that’s about it. So the person I chose was Director Park Gui-yong.
Am I satisfied?
Looking only at the nose, the result is good. I’d be lying if I said it didn’t bother me that it was a newly opened clinic, but when I looked into his background, it seemed he had been at a large hospital before opening his own clinic. I saw posts saying the director’s consultation was good, and I think that’s true. First of all, communication is very smooth, and he seems to understand the direction I’m pursuing very well. It doesn’t feel like, “What do you know? I’m the doctor, so just do what I say.” For reference, there are really a lot of directors like that.
And unusually, there is something called an autologous costal cartilage guarantee certificate. If the nasal tip drops, it’s a 100% refund. It probably won’t apply to me, and I hope it never has to, but it does make me trust him because it shows that level of confidence. Think about it. Clinics don’t use the words “100%.” It’s not that they rarely use them; they don’t use them. Since we’re on the subject, several clinics do have certificates under the name of aftercare/service, but don’t rely on those. They seem pretty meaningless. Honestly, I haven’t seen many people who were satisfied after getting aftercare/service.
Are there only good points? Of course not. The staff generally seem kind, but maybe communication just happened to be poor when I was there. The communication between the nurse and the front desk staff was disappointing. I was in the recovery room after surgery and asked them to call a taxi, but it seems the message wasn’t passed along well. Thanks to that, I couldn’t get a taxi for quite a while.
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This is a surgery review pursuing a natural-yet-refined look.