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1. Summary of the type of person who may be okay doing it here (based on the head director; they say the other directors tend to spend a long time on consultations) -If you have looked at many of the director’s before-and-afters and the preferred aesthetic is the same as yours. -Someone who knows well on their own what kind of eyes suit them, and what their shortcomings and areas for improvement are, and can explain that well to the consultant and the director. -Someone meticulous but patient with waiting, and simple-minded. (The type who thinks, if they’re busy, “I guess they’re busy”) -Someone willing to trust the head director’s experience and go for it. (A bit of a gamble,,) 2. Waiting & consultation -The long waiting time is unavoidable because it’s a factory-style clinic. (I wanted to filter out factory-style clinics, but the result matched my taste; if it were another area I wouldn’t have done it, but since it was eyes, I could choose it) -Consultation was cut off in 1–2 minutes. (Other questions were things I had asked at other clinics or already knew, so I didn’t need to ask them, but I was curious only about how the eyelid line would be set) -I brought photos of the eye shape I wanted and I’m the type who wants them to just understand and handle it perfectly, but I missed the timing to show the director the photos, so I only said it was a certain celebrity’s eyes. (This never happened at other clinics, but they looked that busy, so it felt awkward to say more) -Make sure to think about how many millimeters you have in mind and how many millimeters you want before going to the consultation. -If you’re the type who thinks a consultation should be at least 5 minutes, it probably won’t suit you. 3. Consultant -The consultant who handles online responses seems to work hard; replies are almost instant. The consultant in charge is busy. But assuming the director’s skill is good, I think meeting a good consultant in charge is 80% of it. I was lucky. They summarized well what my preferred look was, what I wanted, and what I wanted to improve. Because they 전달ed that to the director. If I hadn’t had the person in charge who understood my frustrations and handled the things I asked for well, I don’t think I would have bothered doing it. 4. Director & surgery -Everything about the director is good, but I just wish there were more time during consultations. They were kind on the operating table. They made me not feel anxious. When telling me where to look, they explained it in a way I could understand. I had been worried because I heard other clinics scold you like, “Do you not understand Korean?” and make you nervous, but it wasn’t something to worry about. The line came out well and I’m satisfied. 5. Inside the clinic -The layout is really unusual. When you go in, it opens like “Open Sesame.” From the entrance, there’s a sofa on the right and stairs on the left, and patients go back and forth via the stairs. Guardians can just go to the sofa, but coming all the way to the patient surgery waiting area and sitting there is legendary. -There are four or five consultants sitting at that narrow desk.. It looked extremely cramped and stuffy.