Honestly, I don’t remember much either, but I’ll try writing it for now ㅠ First of all, they’re very kind. I went on Saturday afternoon, and I waited maybe 5 minutes? Not even that long. I filled out my information at the counter on the 1st floor, went up to the 3rd floor and took photos (not a CT), then went into the consultation room. First was the consultation with the consultant, and she was very kind. She explained the basic rhinoplasty methods and asked if I had any photos of what I wanted, so I showed her, that kind of thing? I edited only the nose in my own photo in the direction I wanted and brought it. She said that was really good, and since the director also said so, I think editing your own photo yourself and bringing it is quite a good idea. I actually heard from the director too that the result would come out quite similar to the edited version. Was that too long? I thought it might possibly help. Anyway, there wasn’t anything particularly special. Not long after, the director came in, and he was also very kind. He came right after finishing surgery, so he looked a little out of breath. Anyway, he seems like the type who doesn’t try to do anything unless it’s truly necessary. And he answered all my questions. He also seemed very confident and firm about surgery, so I felt he was trustworthy. How should I put it? Rather than feeling like the surgery would turn out amazingly well, I thought, at least nothing will go seriously wrong. The one thing I’m slightly concerned about is that all the reviews here say it’s good because it’s natural, but they also say it’s too natural, so if you want it to be at least a little glamorous, I think you’ll have to assert your preference very strongly. Oh, and you definitely need to bring a list of questions. He explains things well, but he only answers what you’re curious about. If you’re not careful, you might just stumble over your words and the director may leave ㅠ I don’t have much money, so while reading reviews, I was most curious about the price, but there weren’t many, so I’m writing it. First of all, my nose is low and small. Since they didn’t really say anything about my nasal skin, I think it’s neither thick nor thin. I have a very slight hump, so for hump reduction + a very small amount of silicone on the nasal bridge + septal cartilage (ear cartilage if there isn’t enough), I was quoted 2.5 million won. This is the price under the condition of doing maybe 5 photo reviews? (not full-face reveal) and paying the full amount in cash. Originally, it’s around 3.3 million won? This got really rambling, but if you’re curious about anything, I’ll tell you everything.
코6개월어케기다려ㅠ What’s the name of the clinic??????
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