The director is from Gyeongsang Province. If I were to evaluate friendliness?.. Since his way of speaking or personality isn’t exactly the slightly easygoing type, some people might not feel it was a cheerful consultation. But then again, I wonder whether the director’s personality matters for surgery. If he has good skills and responsibly checks the progress afterward, isn’t that the best.. Anyway, it’s a hospital specializing in anterior epicanthoplasty restoration, and the director handles many extreme eye cases, so rather than me asking a lot of questions, the director first suggested the direction. I received enough consultation on the things I was worried about, such as the distance between the eyes and the issue of widening again after restoration, etc. The director said he wouldn’t recommend it if it wasn’t a case for the reverse placement method, but in my case, I’m in a condition suited for the reverse skin repositioning method, so he said satisfaction after surgery would be high, so I put down a deposit and came back. We decided to go in with an incision to lower the double eyelid line..
For reference, I think staff friendliness at a hospital is just a basic baseline, (and I don’t really care even if the staff aren’t extremely kind..) I always choose a hospital where I can feel confident in the director’s skill reputation and in the postoperative result. I sincerely hope this will be my last eye surgery, and since I chose the hospital with that hope, I hope the surgery goes well.