I found out about this clinic through a YouTube algorithm video by Dr. Seo titled something like "Surgeries that a plastic surgeon doesn't recommend." I searched for it on this community, made a consultation reservation, and visited. I had seen many review posts saying the doctor wasn't very friendly, so I didn't get hurt by that. I went there after reading reviews about under-eye fat repositioning here. I thought I was going to get it for 125 including fat grafting, but because I had previous procedures under the eyes (collagen injections, cannulas), it was treated like a revision case, and since there was more sagging than I expected, lifting would have been good, but because I had a history of canthoplasty, they said they wouldn't do it.. I'm still in my late 30s, so I really don't recommend incision scars. Anyway, the estimate for volume treatment with cannulas instead of repositioning + fat grafting was 180. When I checked the chart that I was interested in lifting procedures, they also recommended a nasolabial package that removes a small amount of fat above the nasolabial folds and supports them with cannula threads. That was also 180. If you do both, the nasolabial procedure is 150. Total 330. But I had watched even a one-hour video in advance, and when I asked for a specific answer about the surgical method, he said that even if he explained it, it was something I wouldn't understand. The guy who had been explaining professional knowledge like a lecture on YouTube... Was that a trade secret or something...
The manager didn't pressure me about a deposit and was straightforward. Since I made a reservation and visited, there was almost no wait and the consultation moved quickly. Good point: the doctor consults first! However, I personally felt the actual procedure with volume treatment was less appealing than fat grafting, so I don't think I'll go ahead here.. Maybe I should just try the nasolabial package?