I don’t know, I just chose this hospital because the chief director seemed the most trustworthy I think I went around to about 5 hospitals that were really famous for eyes They were the only one that said their aftercare/AS period is 3 years After surgery around last December, I was completely happy with one side and about 70% happy with the other side They didn’t just blame it on swelling or anything like that; the director coolly acknowledged it and said they had done it carefully, but it turned out a bit like this. They didn’t say things like “let’s wait and see” or “it’ll get better after some time” like other hospitals do “Let’s do it!” That was it Until I got the revision surgery, I seriously had no emotional stress at all because of the hospital And when I read other hospitals’ AS reviews, other hospitals charge additional costs like for sedation anesthesia, but here there was just no fee at all This hospital was the real deal They just took responsibility all the way to the end Even when I was getting the revision surgery, they said that probably wouldn’t happen, but if the line looked strange, they would fix it, so not to worry Maybe because I’ve seen too many places with talkative consultation managers and places that only talk smoothly, honestly I was really grateful, so before the surgery started I sincerely said, “Thank you so much,” but what they said back was even more impressive They said, “What are you thanking me for? What matters first is that it turns out well” Honestly, I used to think Gangnam/Apgujeong plastic surgery and dermatology doctors were all just trying to make money But after seeing this person, I really thought, “This person is a doctor” This is just my personal AS review For the revision line, I’ll know more once the swelling goes down, but the parts I disliked before are at least satisfying for now I’m sincerely grateful to the doctor From the beginning, when I was going around for consultations, I had a right maxillary bone and orbital fracture from a traffic accident, so correcting asymmetry between my eyes was a big reason I did it. That was my top correction goal, but there weren’t many people who pointed out during consultations that the eyeball on the side with the orbital fracture was more sunken, yet this doctor mentioned that first For surgery too, they were absolutely safety-oriented_the only one who said partial incision! Everywhere else started by talking about full incision Later I’m definitely going to get lower blepharoplasty and under-eye fat repositioning done here too, no matter what
This review is a surgery review pursuing a natural-looking result.