I had a consultation with Director Kim Dong-geol.
Waiting 1 hour and 30 minutes in the lobby, then 1 hour in the consultation room, was legendary. The actual consultation time wasn’t even 5 minutes, and I also saw someone protesting in the consultation room. If it was going to take that long, it would have been nice if they said I could go somewhere nearby and come back, but it was disappointing that they kept saying I only needed to wait 5-10 minutes.
Unusually, during the consultation, the manager stood behind the director and watched everything.
I went because I liked Director Kim Dong-geol’s distinctive cool-looking eye shape, but it felt completely factory-style, and I got worn out by the waiting time..
He said natural adhesion double eyelid surgery, which other clinics had said was not possible, was possible, and unexpectedly recommended epicanthoplasty, which other clinics had not recommended.
The consultation goes manager-director-manager, and it felt like the manager was listening to and learning from the director’s consultation.
Before the director’s consultation, the manager said things speculatively like, “The director will probably recommend ~,” and “If he doesn’t mention ~, he’ll probably mean ~.”
That kind of consultation isn’t necessarily bad, but if the director had examined things more thoroughly, I feel like those unnecessary comments wouldn’t have been needed
The consultation may have ended briefly, but he is someone whose results do come out well, so I’m debating it. + They said it’s natural adhesion tied 3 times, and I’m genuinely curious whether it really won’t come undone…
+ The chairs and sofas in the waiting area are so uncomfortable, and there were many people who had completely taken off their shoes, sat cross-legged, and were half lying down.
There was no consultation sheet, and I received a questionnaire link by text and filled it out on my own.
The space is narrow too, and the fact that all the staff go up and down the internal stairs is also legendary lolol