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Liposuction Reviews

Review of consultations at 3 places for arm liposuction

I went to three places in total: Modelline, Qline, and Topline. My big goal was to get skinny, bony arms. 1. Modelline - wanted a consultation with Director ㅇㅊㅈ specifically They measured InBody and checked blood pressure, then I had a consultation with the consultant... Before the consultations, Modelline was the place I wanted to go to most out of the three. But the consultant was really, really not good. They weren’t particularly proactive either. They said which areas would be included, what kind of aftercare there was, and that the cost would be this much, “Can a lot be suctioned?” -> “Looking at your InBody body-fat mass, a lot can probably be removed.” They asked if I had any more questions, so I said no and left.. InBody body-fat mass =/= arm fat amount, but they just said something anyone could say and it ended. An acquaintance discount was possible, about 5%. Full arms + dress line was 2.7 million won, VAT separate. 2. Qline When I first went here, the hospital felt really shabby, so I hesitated, but both the consultant and director were extremely kind, and it was nice that they picked up on the areas I was concerned about before I even said them. They explained, saying this is the reason my arms look thick compared with my shoulder line, and said that this part needs to be removed for me to look slimmer overall. They also planned the design quite specifically, and the cost was fixed-price + I got the feeling they prioritized safety!! They said they proceed while leaving at least a few millimeters of fat. 2.3 million won, VAT separate (there can also be an added charge depending on body weight). 3. Topline I went here because it’s a very large hospital and famous for skinny, bony arms. The consultant was young and kind. They really empathized a lot and showed Topline hospital cases, showing how cases similar to mine changed, and it was decent. But the cost was a bit Also I’d have to wear a compression garment... The surgery is 2.7 million won + VAT separate, and with compression garment, injections, etc., it seemed like it would easily go over 3 million. Even after only hearing the consultant’s consultation, I did get the feeling that they would design it well. They emphasized that an anesthesiology director and nurses are on site. It kind of felt like a place that would meet the needs when Chinese patients come.

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