Orange Review

1. Doctor consultation: Kind and gentle. I asked because I was curious about the millimeters he marked out, and although he said it wasn’t important, he answered everything kindly. He said it would also be possible to reflect my opinion of lowering it by 1-1.5 compared with the current line. (Current 7-8) As before, I was recommended an in-out line, and rather than wanting a much bigger line, I want it to look clear again. (The previous one was also non-incisional) However, he suggested quick non-incisional double eyelid surgery, so I asked if non-incisional was okay for revision surgery, and he said skin types with thin and dry skin are fine. He kindly explained basic points too, such as distinguishing loosened eyes (checking whether the eyelash roots are visible), the difference between the non-incisional method vs the quick non-incisional method, and checking skin quality. Since I’m almost 40 now and have some age, I said I’d feel burdened if only my eyes stood out, and he said that wouldn’t happen. When I asked why quick non-incisional among quick non-incisional, partial incision, and incision, he said incision could be done if I wanted it, but asked back whether I had a job, so it seemed like if the patient wants incision, he may do it. (When I asked during a later consultation, they said it differs by person but they really do about half and half?) 2. Staff consultation : They explained the precautions (checking personal medical history), features (surgery time 30 minutes, performed under local anesthesia, no sedation), etc. again in detail and also told me the price. They said there’s no need to put down a deposit or anything, and that I can reserve by calling again. It seems they do about 5-6 surgeries a day. 3. Clinic interior : It is right near the station and seems to have a moderately calm interior. For some reason, I tend to look at the staff members’ facial styles during consultations (natural, glamorous, etc.), and they didn’t feel overwhelming. : Since it’s still early in my consultations and non-incisional was the first suggestion, I think I need to think it over.