The doctor couldn't tell whether it was a surgical incision scar from liposuction or a mark from scratching a mosquito or insect bite after it scabbed over. Seriously, is that really a doctor? I was dumbfounded, but the ignorant are bold, and I don't believe it either. I also know when people show photos of scars from liposuction, don't I? Here, the doctor showed their skills and character very plainly. Would an ordinary patient have the guts to stand in front of a liposuction doctor and lie that they never had surgery after getting it done? They don't have the skill, so how much did they get fooled by patients' lies that they are like that? Even so, asking, 'Have you had liposuction before?' is the question you should have asked. Saying everyone lies like that after being told they didn't do it is not the answer you should give, tsk tsk. That's where the doctor's character and money-grubbing nature show (revision surgery is much more expensive). The manager also kept tapping the BMI 22.8 written on the InBody sheet with a pen, saying wasn't it 23 and that there would be an extra charge from 23 onward lol 22.8 = 23? In which country's math is that? And tapping it with a pen while putting on an annoyed, blank expression, as if I couldn't even read the numbers on the InBody sheet? Treating me like an idiot? Ugh, the manager seems crazy too. First of all, the manager also had a very vulgar look. If they say it's under BMI 23 but there is an extra charge, who wouldn't have something to say? An extra 1.6 million won is less than half a month's salary for me, but if the surgery is good, would it be a waste? The doctor and the manager are both crazy about money, with such a vicious atmosphere.. Can surgery turn out well here? Is it worth that price? Will I really not regret spending that much? Hospitals are businesses too, but if they treat customers in such a vulgar way, who would want surgery there? They tack on all kinds of names like plasma products to the surgery fee just to squeeze money out of people tsk tsk, it looked so cheap. They even made a condition that if you get surgery and leave 5 reviews, they give you @@, so people with no money will post reviews just to get that much out of it tsk tsk. Places that do surgery well and have skill don't need that kind of pressure; people post on their own tsk tsk. Anyway, places that make a big fuss are full of black market brokers and forcing reviews, so judge for yourself if they are desperate to build a name. The consultation was maybe 5 minutes. The vibe was basically, don't ask any more questions and just pay the deposit. These days, hospitals are really careful with customer service and avoid making dismissive remarks because they're trying to do business. So who would even go there and make a reservation? tsk tsk. I could already tell, and after actually consulting there, the talk about that doctor's bad character was real, so I went because I wondered if maybe it was exaggerated, but it was exactly as rumored. For surgery where someone cuts into my body, at the very least don't leave it to a person with a rotten character.. You can already guess how it will turn out after surgery, right?
- Doctor
- Doctor (anonymous)
- Price
- ₩7,600,000
- Median for Abdominal liposuction: ₩3,000,000
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner1/5
- Consultation expertise1/5
- Staff courtesy1/5
- Facilities3/5
- Result met expectations1/5