Before going here for a consultation, I had already consulted with three doctors at two other places, and none of them really recommended secondary canthoplasty. But here they said they could perform an inner canthoplasty while reducing scarring, and I thought it was strange that they emphasized a term I had never heard before and their own proprietary technique. They also emphasized that they had a huge number of surgical cases, but at that time I was the only person visiting the clinic... For some reason the waiting time was long, and although the consultation itself was long too, it felt strange that I was the only one there for about an hour that I stayed at the clinic. And then they brought up some ponytail lifting and said this was a surgery only Director Hwang Seong-ho could do in Korea, and recommended it... Well, I’m not sure... I like natural results, and even if something is a little lacking, I don’t want to have every tiny detail altered surgically in an artificial way.. But if they say it’s good, then everyone would want to learn it, and the plastic surgery market is a competitive society too. If something is good, it spreads quickly and everyone copies it, so if only one person is doing that surgery, isn’t that something that needs more thought...? Just hearing the explanation makes it sound like the scar will disappear and I can get exactly the inner canthoplasty I want, so it matches the direction I want, but when I actually face the result it feels like it might be different from what I imagined..?? I got the feeling that they might not be completely honest.
- Doctor
- Doctor (anonymous)
- Price
- ₩3,250,000
- Median for Eye Surgery: ₩1,900,000
- Visit type
- 1
Ratings
- Doctor kindness4/5
- Consultation expertise4/5
- Staff kindness5/5
- Facility2/5
- Expectation2/5