I had Q-O Fill Plus done a month ago, and after being put under sedation I was discharged with bandages on, so I could not see the shape. The next day I saw that there was a slight hollow next to my glabella, and compared with the center of my forehead, the area from the middle of my eyebrows downward was dropping steeply. A week later I came back and asked the director to mold it for me. The director caught it immediately before I even said anything and kindly molded it. At the 1-week mark he said there was still swelling and suggested waiting a bit longer, and even today, at around the 1-month mark, I had been covering the sides with a funny side-hair style, then went back to ask for molding again. But the assistant who came in with me to the procedure room said that area was the temples, so of course it was normal. To me, that was my forehead. How many centimeters exactly does a face have before you can say, okay, from here it is the temples and not the forehead? You cannot divide it that rigidly, so shouldn’t the volume be reduced more naturally toward the sides? Even the consultation manager and the director did not bring up the temples, and I had received it because they said 6 cc of Q-O Fill would go in nicely. Still, Director Ha Sang-uk and the director who helped with molding today both caught the hollow areas right away and tried to smooth them out as much as possible, so I felt a little better.
- Doctor
- 하상욱
- Price
- ₩650,000
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner4/5
- Consultation expertise4/5
- Staff courtesy1/5
- Facilities3/5
- Result met expectations3/5