Lee Young-jin community review

When you arrive, you fill out a questionnaire with things like points you want improved, things you dislike, celebrity names, etc. Unlike other hospitals, they don't take photos in advance, and in the director's office they only take a side-profile photo with an iPad and consult with you. After touching my nose, they said it would be an open approach, and that the materials would be silicone, septal cartilage, ear cartilage, and costal cartilage. They said it's not that they would open it up and then decide not to use some of them, but that they would just use all three. When I asked about scarring, they said even celebrities have scars, and they said there is CCTV but you have to request it before surgery. As for the surgery itself, they said the nose I want would be difficult. I think this is a limitation depending on a person's nose shape. The issue is the price. This is my first surgery, and I had seen another person's review saying they didn't mention their deviated nose and assumed the hospital would take care of it, but it wasn't improved so they had it removed. So I wrote deviated nose as the first item on the questionnaire. They said that even after surgery, because of its tendency to return, there is a possibility it could go back. Then I came out, heard the price, and was shocked. At other hospitals, estimates were in the 2 million won range and 3 million won range (with functional nose surgery added), so 5.5 million won was absurd. They said there are no review events or discounts, and that they could take off about 100,000 won for medication costs, but the price is way too expensive. For reference, the consultation fee is 5,000 won, and parking is only free for 30 minutes.