I liked that there were no unnecessary ads and that the consultation was with the doctor only, without a manager consultation. Since my appointment ran late, I had to wait, but I was able to wait because I assumed the people ahead of me were also getting thorough consultations. First they asked what I wanted, and then the doctor explained what was unnecessary, what needed to be added, and about how much would be needed depending on my skin condition. Because of skin elasticity issues, they offered the option of combining it with thread lifting to add a bit more, but they did not push it. The price was clean with no unnecessary extra charges, and they said the first and second rounds would both use pure fat, and explained microfat PRP fat grafting. They explained and showed how the fat graft would differ depending on the patient’s face shape and skin condition, and the photos on the day of surgery did not look excessive. The photos of a patient who came the next day for swelling management also looked fine. They did say the forehead would swell on day 3, though. Because I wanted more volume within the frame of my face, I liked this hospital, and maybe because it was a doctor-and-assistant combination? It felt like getting medical care at an internal medicine or OB-GYN clinic, etc. I could also consult with the doctor at my own pace. In other hospitals, even when you do get a consultation with the surgeon, I dislike that most of the questions end up being handled by the manager. Fat graft survival is case by case, and of course it varies depending on the doctor’s skill too, but even putting survival aside, I think the first priority is always safety, and that giving up greed is the only way to stay a little farther from complications, so I’m considering surgery at this hospital. There is one other place where only the doctor does the consultation, and I’ll make my final decision after consulting there. Oh, and I forgot to ask whether they have CCTV. For reference, I saw reviews saying the doctor is taciturn, cool, cold, and so on, but I’m not sure if the doctor is from Gyeongsang Province originally; since I’m from Gyeongsang too, I actually felt they were kind, haha.
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