It seemed like a very busy clinic. The day before my appointment, they called and asked me to come 30 minutes early because of the director’s surgery, but when I arrived at that time, I waited over 40 minutes. The consultant did the consultation first, but it wasn’t very detailed. She just asked which areas I wanted to have done, why, and how I wanted them done, and that was it. After putting on a headband and taking photos with a digital camera, they displayed them in the director’s room and did the consultation.
I consulted with the director right after he had finished surgery, and overall he was kind and seemed very experienced. First, he measured my interpupillary distance and the distance between my brows, tried making several lines, then found and showed me the best-looking line. And he explained why it had to be done that way based on my eye structure. The line was pretty, and it was interesting. This was the only place that did not recommend ptosis correction. He said if I wanted to do it, I should do it later with incisional surgery and correction... Maybe because it’s my first surgery, he seemed to push for a natural look and didn’t make excessive recommendations? He recommended epicanthoplasty, so when I said I wanted upper epicanthoplasty, he said the two are the same thing. He said charging separately by distinguishing them is just a sales tactic...
However, maybe because the director was busy, the consultation tended to end quickly unless I specifically asked questions. I was disappointed that he didn’t use his hands to show me how the canthoplasty would look The quote was 1.72 million won only if I wrote a review, booked on the same day, and paid in cash, which was more expensive than other clinics. Maybe because it’s a clinic with a lot of surgeries anyway, the sales pressure wasn’t severe. I would be willing to go back for another consultation later.