First of all, it felt like a consultation for the patient’s benefit. For me, options for natural adhesion, buried sutures, and incision were all possible for the eyes / and for the nose, both no-implant and silicone were possible, so there were a lot of choices. I looked around a lot, but the estimates made by the doctor and the manager were different at each hospital. Some only talked about the incision method when looking at cost, or recommended buried sutures and canthoplasty, so by the time I was thinking too much, Director Kim Da-alm felt like she sorted everything out for me. She explained things like, “There’s no need to tear the tissue if adhesions are possible,” “Canthoplasty isn’t necessary,” and for the nose, why osteotomy wasn’t recommended and which method was recommended, with all the reasons explained, which I liked. I recommend this for people who care about what is safe and what suits the face well! Some people want a Shinsae-kyeong nose and like doctors who make exactly that, while others want someone who says something is not right when it’s not. There are doctors who make what suits you, and if you’re the latter type, it will really suit you well! I really wanted to do it here, but they only schedule a small number of surgeries per day, so I couldn’t get my schedule to match and gave up. Even if you don’t end up doing it, I recommend going for a consultation.
- Doctor
- Doctor (anonymous)
- Price
- ₩5,980,000
- Median for Nose Surgery: ₩4,400,000
- Visit type
- 1
Ratings
- Doctor kindness5/5
- Consultation expertise5/5
- Staff kindness5/5
- Facility5/5
- Expectation4/5