When I went in, there were several people waiting. Videos of YouTubers' double-eyelid surgery reviews were playing on the TV in the lobby. First, the chief manager briefly asked where I wanted to do it, what line I wanted, and whether I wanted canthoplasty, then I met with the director. The director drew the line and said right away that incision surgery would probably be necessary and that ptosis correction would also be needed, but when I asked if non-incisional surgery was possible, they said non-incisional was fine if I felt burdened, and since I wasn't having surgery today, I should take my time deciding. They said things like front canthoplasty weren't that important and not necessary. Maybe because it was right after surgery, the consultation felt a bit cold, but there was also a sense that my own choice was respected. After that, the chief manager explained the price and the usual swelling course. There is only one director, and the surgery method is one where they just briefly use sedation anesthesia and then wake you up to continue the operation, so there is no worry about a shadow doctor, but the consultation felt too rushed. I recommend asking questions carefully during the consultation.
- Doctor
- Doctor (anonymous)
- Price
- Not disclosed
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner3/5
- Consultation expertise3/5
- Staff courtesy4/5
- Facilities4/5
- Result met expectations3/5