I knew it was a famous place, but I was the only one there for a consultation and it was easy to make an appointment. Maybe they don’t like recordings, because as soon as I went in, the manager? coordinator? told me to put my phone and bag on the seat next to me. I went for revision rhinoplasty, and as soon as they saw my nose, they made harsh comments lolololol My nose is on the larger side, so I got hit with blunt facts, and they explained how they would operate according to their own aesthetic standards. It didn’t feel like they were looking at facial harmony, but more like they just had a style they personally liked. Then they showed me before-and-after photos of some celebrity from 10 or 20 years ago. I don’t know who it was. They seemed proud of it. What was odd was that I hadn’t had facial contouring done, but right after seeing me they asked why I had done my jaw and cheekbones like this. When I said I hadn’t, they said, “Is it naturally like this?” Maybe they didn’t like my face shape lol. They recommended cheekbone and jaw surgery (not required, more like it would be good to do?). Since they immediately asked why I had done it this way even though I hadn’t, they seemed less professional. They quoted 8.8 million won for cheekbones and 8.8 million won for the front chin? Super expensive… Revision rhinoplasty was around 7 million won. Their aesthetic sense didn’t match mine and it was expensive, so I only had the consultation. What was unusual was that they explained the surgery to me > talked to the manager by phone > the manager gave the price guide. When I asked questions at this point, the manager asked the director by phone. From an office worker’s perspective, it was extremely inefficient and frustrating.
Conclusion: expensive, good at blunt criticism, the doctor has very clear personal aesthetic standards (seems to like golden-ratio-type things more than harmony) = recommended for people who want to spend tens of millions of won to completely overhaul their face and do a face-off.