I forgot the hospital name. I think it was past Ramada Hotel if you walk a bit farther from Seonjeongneung Station Exit 3. It seems like it was around between the stations. The director is a man, and he was extremely proud, saying he had about 20 years of experience, but do not fall for things like that. (He said he had worked with the middle-aged woman manager for 20 years, that their teamwork was good and the atmosphere was like family, but they looked totally like scammers. I don’t think they’re family.) At first I had the buried suture method, but it came undone, so I had it redone with an incision by the same director. One side was tied too tightly, so it became deeply indented, and the lines are uneven. It has been 2 years since the surgery, but the indentation when I close my eyes still hasn’t disappeared. Also, before surgery, he didn’t even draw the line, just went straight in, drew it however he wanted, and did the surgery. Right after surgery, even to my eyes it was obvious they were uneven, but he brushed it off saying it was because of swelling. My mom next to me also said, “Yeah, it’s because of swelling~,” so I couldn’t say anything and left, and I regret that the most. Since my mom was paying, I did it at a place where an acquaintance from her company had gotten good results. I should have just looked into it myself. I still don’t understand why she insisted I absolutely had to do it there, and now I just end up blaming my mom for no reason.. The unevenness is the most annoying. As for the indentation, after some time passed I can more or less accept it, but the inner corners of my eyes still make me so angry. Eye surgery seems simple, but after having surgery twice, I realized it is an important surgery that determines your impression. It seems like a lot of people are going to private clinics these days, but private clinics vary too. I really do not recommend going to a no-name place just because the consultation seemed okay. I regret it so much. Now that I’m looking into revision surgery costs, ㄷㅎ? They’re saying 3.5 million won for one side
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