히트 — Review — Gangnampick

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히트거상, 눈, 이마축소LiftingOverall: 5.0/5Oct 25

Overall, they're kind and have a very sharp, no-nonsense style. The doctor examined me very thoroughly, explained the surgery process kindly, and has good aesthetic sense. He even measured my forehead and roughly showed me how it would be done. He also listened well to the reason for the surgery and my concerns.

Doctor: Doctor (anonymous)
Price: ₩6,000,000; Median for Lifting: ₩663,000
Visit type: 1

Ratings

Doctor kindness5/5
Consultation expertise5/5
Staff kindness5/5
Facility5/5
Expectation5/5

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