It genuinely turned out well. I don’t know if my post links, but I posted a review last year too. It’s already been 1-2 years now, and double-chin liposuction was my lifelong wish, so I had a lot of consultations. Even after consulting here, I kept debating whether to do liposuction itself, then went back after a year and had surgery right away.
As far as I know, they have double-chin and jawline liposuction, but they said I only needed the double chin. From what I remember, double-chin itself was 1 million won? It was that cheap, but I don’t know if it’s just me, they said I couldn’t do only the double chin and that I also needed thread lifting for the sagging skin. So the thread lifting alone was over 1 million won, and I paid in the low-to-mid 2 million won range.
I’m ultimately very satisfied that I did the thread lifting together too. There is no sagging at the double-chin surgical area.
I think I got aftercare twice, and they did it well. At first it lifts up sharply like comb-pattern pottery, but as time passes and if you gain weight again, it does come back a bit.
But it’s completely different from before. Before, it was a size where about 3 fingers could fit, after surgery, even if I gain weight, it doesn’t exceed 2 fingers.
Now I dieted again, so my double chin isn’t even the size of 1 finger. It’s seriously like, who is this? I’m very satisfied.
And since I’m writing as my thoughts flow, I just remembered something else. There was another hospital I kept debating between, and the reason I ultimately went here was if you look into double-chin liposuction, you’ll know that doctors’ opinions are divided on muscle tying. Some doctors say it should only be done in cases where it’s really needed, and some say muscle tying is necessary for results. I asked through a doctor acquaintance, and they strongly advised against muscle tying no matter what, so I safely did it here. This is not a clinic that says muscle tying is absolutely required.