This is a discounted price for the condition of releasing partial photos + doing 2 procedures together. The doctor consults you personally, but because they have already posted very detailed and extensive explanations on their blog, they explain based on those blog posts. If you want to save consultation time, it would be better to read the blog first for what you personally need. In any case, they explain the same content verbally. Still, it did not feel like they were just glossing over the questions in writing. I felt sincerity in the blog posts, and when I actually went for the consultation, I felt it was confidence based on skill rather than just talk. The doctor's ideal for facial contour surgery also matched what I wanted. But because the style was so firm and fixed, if the patient seemed to be saying something odd, there was a bit of a feeling that they did not fully understand? And maybe because they were so busy, during the second consultation the doctor looked very tired, so I felt a bit self-conscious and deducted one star lol About 10 years ago, I had cheekbone surgery from another doctor who was famous through blogging. It did improve things compared with before, but for 10 years I kept hearing that my facial features are pretty but my face shape is a bit... ugh. As someone who ended up deciding on revision surgery, the fact that the blog was so famous actually made me more anxious. But when I went in person for the consultation, they explained in detail where the original surgery was lacking and how they could improve it, so I felt reassured. Another thing that gave me a good impression was that they never blamed or put down the doctor who performed the failed first surgery. They seemed decent as a person. Since it was 10 years ago, maybe surgical methods were not fully established yet, and that doctor might have a different opinion now. I had heard so much that the surgery fee was expensive that I actually thought it was not that expensive. For cheekbones, as a revision case, it was similar to or slightly higher than other hospitals, and the chin tip was definitely on the expensive side. As someone who had a different procedure advertised cheaply in an aesthetic app and it went badly, I think maybe something too cheap should also be avoided when making such a big decision as cosmetic surgery... Though money does not always match the result.
- Doctor
- Doctor (anonymous)
- Price
- ₩10,500,000
- Median for Facial Contouring: ₩6,600,000
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner4/5
- Consultation expertise5/5
- Staff courtesy5/5
- Facilities4/5
- Result met expectations5/5