I had a buried suture and epicanthoplasty when I was 20. Because I wore contact lenses, I rubbed my eyes a lot and one side came undone, so I looked for a clinic specializing in revision surgery. I learned about this place through a friend's recommendation. It was a one-sided revision, and I looked into it a lot myself too, but first I summarized the two keywords I considered most important when choosing a clinic. 1. Accessibility: It is near Sinnonhyeon Station, so it was easy to get there and easy to make the schedule I wanted. Also, the KakaoTalk consultation replies were good, and it was convenient to ask questions at the time I wanted. 2. Surgical skill: Above all, that matters. It seems there was only one doctor, and perhaps because of that, he was proud of his work and performed the surgery quickly but accurately without mistakes. It took 15 minutes from entering the operating room to design and surgery. Also, he said he only handles local anesthesia, so I felt it was okay to choose him because it seemed like there would be no problem showing the whole process. The attitude of the nurses during surgery was very bad. For example, they did not guide me properly before the operation, or they talked noisily among themselves inside the operating room.. But the doctor was very kind, so it was somewhat bearable, and because the nurses' attitude was not a major factor for me, the revision buried-suture surgery seems very okay. After the revision, the left and right sides became almost even.
- Doctor
- Doctor (anonymous)
- Price
- Not disclosed
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner5/5
- Consultation expertise3/5
- Staff courtesy2/5
- Facilities4/5
- Result met expectations4/5