The K Plus community review

I had surgery in February, and it’s now been 9 months since the surgery. I’m very satisfied. I had nasal tip surgery without an implant, using only ear cartilage, and since I only used ear cartilage, it was 1.65 million won. The director looked at my nose and, from a professional perspective, gave me an estimate of what would be good to do. The director is the type to have a very firm personal view. After looking at my nose, he said my nose was pretty so there was no need to do much, and if I really wanted to do something, it would be good to slightly raise only the nasal tip with ear cartilage. I also liked that he used only ear cartilage without using septal cartilage. Now, 9 months later, it turned out really natural and good. The exact concept here is natural, and it’s a place where people who want to finish cosmetic surgery only within an appropriate limit would be very satisfied. Personally, the director really gives off the aura of a master craftsman and is truly an impressive person. He has a doctorate, and when you enter the director’s office, there are tons of medical books on the shelves. He had this charisma that made it seem like he had devoted his life to this field, which was impressive, and he is sincere during consultations too. The consultation manager, staff, and nurses were all kind, and I really liked that there was none of that low-class behavior like event pricing, discounted prices in exchange for review promises, consultation managers playing games with prices, or consultation managers getting into power struggles. The pricing is also cleanly fixed. It was also impressive that they seemed completely uninterested in ugly, low-class advertising full of part-timers, brokers, and heavily Photoshopped images. It kind of felt like, ‘If you want to do it at our hospital, do it, and if you want to go somewhere else, that’s fine too~ But if you do it at our hospital, we’ll really take care of you and do it well~’ and I thought that was cool. After surgery, the aftercare services like disinfection and suture removal were good too, and when I went for aftercare, it finished quickly within 30 minutes without waiting. And of course the director’s skills are good, but he also seems like someone with a really good character. Rather than having the image of a warm and caring father, he’s more of a very cool and charismatic professor type who takes great care of you and pays a lot of attention behind the scenes lol This is getting too long as I write, but to leave just one personal aside, it’s embarrassing, but actually at that time, when I got cosmetic surgery, my girlfriend had cheated on me so we broke up, I had also developed feelings for someone else but my confession was rejected, and my new attempt at dating also failed. My self-esteem had really hit rock bottom, and I was having all kinds of strange thoughts like maybe it was because I had no charm, maybe it was because my face was ugly. I was having such a hard time that I decided on cosmetic surgery. But the director looked at my nose and said it was a really pretty nose, that I was handsome, and that he truly couldn’t understand why I wanted cosmetic surgery. He said a lot of good things, like that my appearance was one I could feel confident about. On the day of surgery, before I went into the operating room, the director asked me one last time, ‘Mr. ㅇㅇ, what is your reason for wanting rhinoplasty?’ When I gave an unconfident answer, he told me, ‘Mr. ㅇㅇ, your nose is pretty enough that you don’t need rhinoplasty, and your appearance is more than enough for you to feel confident,’ and hearing something like that at a time when my self-esteem was really at rock bottom moved me so much that I almost cried, but since I was about to enter the operating room, I held back my tears If I had gone to medical school and met him as a medical school professor, I think he would have been an amazing person I would truly respect and follow. This got long, but anyway, I really, strongly recommend it. For people who are sick of the cosmetic surgery industry feeling like a marketplace, where consultation managers get into power struggles with patients, make people feel uncomfortable, play games with prices, and doctors end consultations carelessly after just a few minutes, I strongly recommend visiting here once