Consultation proceeded in the order of consultant - doctor - consultant Consultation with the consultant: 20 minutes 20-minute wait Consultation with the doctor: about 8 minutes 10-minute wait Final consultation with the consultant: 12 minutes
Overall, it felt busy. It started at the reserved time, but there were waits of about 30 minutes here and there. The areas recommended by the consultant and the doctor were different. The consultant said the AS period was 3 years, but the doctor said 2 years. Their statements didn't match. The first consultation with the consultant was very comfortable and friendly. She said I might not need epicanthoplasty after all, and guided me toward non-incisional surgery at a relatively low price range. However, the doctor mixed in casual speech and was somewhat unfriendly. I think he wanted to give off a friendly uncle-like feeling, but it contrasted with the consultant. After the doctor's consultation, the recommended surgery changed, so the recalculated price went up by more than 1 million won. He seemed busy and felt like he wanted to leave quickly. Since the conversation only continued when I asked questions, rather than being explanation-focused, I felt rushed. Although it was a mid-sized clinic, it felt well managed and like they would provide good aftercare, but I felt the doctor probably wouldn't be able to focus on me.