It’s too crowded, and the manager in charge changes two or three times a year. The managers are kind, but the waiting time is too long. It’s the same even if you make a reservation. Parking is mechanical parking, and it’s hard to get parking fee support, so it’s more comfortable to go on foot. It’s not that far from the station, but unless it’s an early weekday time, in the afternoon or on weekends it’s packed with people, so I often experienced the waiting time being delayed by a basic 30-40 minutes. Over 3 years, I spent just under 8 million won at Abijou. The cost-effectiveness is good, but the procedures are done according to a fixed formula typical of factory-style clinics, and the manual changes every time, so ...
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