This post is written for public interest, with no intent to slander the hospital. They said the aegyo-sal area itself was already spread out, so it could never be treated so that it would not spread, and that it would be the same even if I got under-eye fat repositioning. The procedure itself was also done in a very spread-out way, making my eyes feel puffy. I became discouraged, thinking I probably could not have the kind of aegyo-sal shape I wanted because of the structural issue with my eyes, and I kept looking into fat repositioning procedures. But another hospital said it could be done as an aegyo-sal procedure, and when I got it there, I was able to have the pretty aegyo-sal shape I wanted. Leaving aside that the result was not great, what disappointed me most about this hospital was that the director flatly said the part that could not be done was impossible as a procedure. I think that was really wrong. From a professional standpoint, if you so carelessly make such a definitive statement, wouldn't the patient become discouraged and look for even more excessive procedures? I was dissatisfied with the director's skill and with the consultation in every respect.
- Doctor
- 송준호
- Price
- Not disclosed
- Visit type
- Non-surgical procedure
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner1/5
- Consultation expertise1/5
- Staff courtesy3/5
- Facilities1/5
- Result met expectations1/5