The eyelids I had done with the buried suture method had come undone, so I went to consult with Director Park Il. It was the weekend, so there were a lot of people, but there were also a lot of staff, and because of that, things moved fairly quickly and in a fairly organized way. So I think I waited about 30 minutes. At first they took photos, and they just took two shots: one looking straight ahead with my eyes open, and one with my eyes closed. As expected, the order was manager - doctor - manager.
The manager... felt a bit overly friendly. She didn’t seem especially professional. She talked about Director Park Il, but also subtly brought up other doctors, saying they were good too. Then after a brief chat, I was moved to the doctor’s room to wait.
The doctor, as expected from someone with long experience, shaped the line well and found the existing line most similarly. I thought experience really matters. He checked the line several times and recommended incision + fat repositioning. I was taken aback because it was a surgical method I hadn’t heard of anywhere else. He explained in detail why I should do it, but the method was so different that I ended up thinking about it a lot.
The manager talked about the price and said I could get a discount if I wrote a review, and the price went down a lot compared with other reviews. She said that was because he was the lead surgeon, so that was the price, but it was still a financial burden. Still, because the doctor has such good experience, I think it’s worth consulting if you have difficult eyes.