Lol it was fun. Now when I think of Gyarumhan, the first thing that comes to mind is getting scolded by the director. I don’t know why, but he did a quiz show, and I kept getting the answers wrong, so I got scolded lol. “What do you think would happen if we do this? Is this area bigger or that area bigger?” “I don’t know, doctor...”
<Gyarumhan Review> (0) First of all, this place is famous for an extremely natural look, and since I’m a man and really hate anything obvious, I saw that as a plus. If you want a doll-like line, it’s better not to go. (1) The clinic interior gives off the vibe of a hidden master... meaning it’s old. (2) Sigh... I really want to write this place up well, but rather than the director explaining everything one after another, he educated me so that I could understand why the quote had no choice but to come out this way. Even when I look back at the notes I took of the conversation, I’m not exactly sure what we talked about. Just go for a consultation first. I don’t think you’ll regret it. If you’re thinking about facial contouring, I think it’s right to include Gyarumhan as a baseline option. (3) One surgery per day, and they do absolutely no marketing... so that may be why it ends up being one surgery per day. (4) There was no waiting time. Again, I was the only one there. It seems like they only take one consultation per time slot. (5) The only clinic among the places I went where real-time CCTV viewing is possible. (6) He said something about minimally invasive or whatever, but people who had facial contouring here reportedly don’t even use drainage tubes, and they say there is almost no swelling. I wonder how that’s possible, but apparently that’s how it is. There’s no reason not to believe it, since he has 27 years of experience.
I wrote this like I’m unsure, but objectively speaking, this was the clinic closest to perfect. I think I really did a lot of footwork, and I’m seriously considering having surgery here. I have two final candidates for facial contouring, and this is one of them. For now, go for a consultation. I recommend it. But since they pursue an extremely natural result, I do have some concern that the effect might be minimal.
Quote: Chin advancement (do it) + cutting the chin bone to reduce the width (you don’t have to, but he recommends doing it) + long-curve square jaw reduction (since I’m doing chin advancement, this has to be done; but whether to cut only between the square jaw and chin, or cut all the way to the square jaw, is my choice. He gave me as much decision-making power as possible. If I do it here, I plan to shave/cut up to the square jaw) => total 2 procedures, 7 million KRW. I don’t remember whether VAT was included.