Review After Visiting Clinics for Lateral Canthoplasty Reconstruction (ㅅㅇ)

I couldn’t really find much even after searching other cafes, Facebook groups, and communities, so this is a review after going to clinics myself.. First, after doing online research, there were too many hospitals that looked like they had brokers.. So I filtered out the ones to skip and narrowed it down to hospitals that seemed to have fewer brokers? and seemed to advertise less. ㅅㅇ was one of them. (I did see two bad reviews, but I found them after booking the consultation.) Review As soon as I arrived, they took photos and I had a consultation with the consultant. He was a man and was kind. As soon as he saw photos of my eyes, he guessed where I had surgery. He said many people who ended up like me after surgery at that hospital come in. The questions I asked were roughly these: 1. Do many people come for reconstruction, and are there people who regretted having surgery here? The answer was that among patients who come for surgery, many come for reconstruction and many also come for re-reconstruction. They said regret varies by person, and when people are dissatisfied, some get aftercare here and some go to other hospitals. They said they provide aftercare until the desired result is achieved. 1-1. Since they said many people come for re-reconstruction, which hospitals do those people come from? They mentioned several places, and they were all hospitals I had seen while researching online, the ones I suspected might be broker-like.. So I decided to exclude those hospitals when visiting clinics. 2. Are the photos on the blog Photoshopped? They said they are not Photoshopped and that the director personally posts them. 3. What are my eyes like? They said the gray line is broken, so the outer corner of the eye doesn’t have a sharp look, and because there is scleral show, the eye is not closely adhered. They said the direction they pursue is surgery that makes the eyeball and mucous membrane adhere closely, and leaving it exposed does not make the eyes look bigger, so it would be better to operate with close adhesion. They said it would be good to lower and fix the outer corners of the eyes. 4. Do they do a lot of promotion? They said promotion is only through cafes and blogs, and after surgery they ask people to leave 3 reviews on Gangnam Unni, Babitalk, and cafes. They said one reminder is sent by text, and the rest is left to the individual, so people usually do not leave them. They said there is no real way to force it. (The hospital where I had surgery before pressured me so much that I was furious, so this was good.) 5. Cost will probably vary by person. That’s roughly it, and the rest were my personal questions, so they probably won’t be very helpful. I’m just satisfied that I could filter out brokers. I told the consultant I was worried because I had seen bad reviews, that I couldn’t be ruined any more, and asked whether they were really trustworthy (it may sound like I was being unreasonable, but I’m desperate; it’s my life). The consultant said he had worked here for a year and a half and had surgery here too. Of course, since it’s his own hospital, you could think he would recommend it, but he said he was satisfied, so I felt more trust. He told me not to choose a hospital in a rush and to visit many places, which made me trust him more.   That’s it I was frustrated because there were so few clinic-visit reviews, so I wanted to share. I’m not a broker. If I were a broker, I’d just end myself ^^ And brokers, don’t comment. Some people are desperate about their lives, and you want to mislead them with ads? Please don’t.