Pop Review

First of all, it was nice that it was much cheaper, but it also made me skeptical. And all the patients were foreigners... It was my first time seeing a hospital with no Koreans like this. The consultation wait was really, really long, and after going to quite a few consults elsewhere, this was the first time I was told to shave down the dorsal hump. I had never even thought of myself as having a dorsal hump, so I was like, "Huh?" and at the next clinic I asked about it again, and they said it was so slight that it didn't need to be shaved. So I asked the doctor, "What happens if I don't shave the dorsal hump..?" and they said there is also a method of sculpting the silicone, but the accuracy is lower. So I wondered whether the doctors who just suggest putting in silicone are fools or whether this doctor is truly a master. On the way home, I looked up nose surgery reviews, and they all said they corrected the dorsal hump, so I thought, ah, this is just this doctor's taste. I really hate a semi-curved line, but I wanted to make the semi-curved line a bit more pronounced, so I thought they might be filing down the bridge of the nose. Rather than the nose, the eye consultation was actually better, and I felt like if I were to do anything here, I should only do my eyes. They showed me an expected epicanthoplasty in advance while measuring with a ruler, and it was my first eye consultation, so seeing them go that far left a strong impression. I was torn between semi-out and in-out, but they said I have a strong downward-pulling force, so if I went with semi-out, the front part would likely look too open, so they didn't recommend it, which I liked. The manager was very kind. And the price burden was so low that, for now, that alone was good.