I had been worried about under-eye fillers and asymmetry on both sides, so I decided on under-eye surgery and went for a consultation because it was said to specialize in revision eye surgery. The doctor said they really hate patients who come after getting under-eye fillers, and that they did not want to operate, that it would absolutely not be possible to remove 100%, and that they could not guarantee the surgical result. He said it had been a year since the filler, so the wrinkles from not having filler were already severe. I felt like I had done something very wrong, and although I was uncomfortable and wondered whether it was really impossible to reverse it, I comforted myself by thinking that being realistic was actually more trustworthy. He told me to go remove it first. I came back for a second consultation one month after removal. It was removed at the dermatology clinic where the procedure had been done. There they said it had all dissolved, but as soon as he saw it he said, look at this, it was not completely removed after all... He showed me surgery results from cases similar to mine and said it could not be completely removed. He also said that patients say they understand, but then keep changing their story after seeing the surgical results, so they even record consultations. When I asked the dermatology clinic that did the procedure, they asked, which plastic surgery clinic is this? lol His words kept changing so much that when I asked questions like, if the dermatology clinic says it is all gone, how can I not expect a certain kind of result photo, he said why should he take responsibility for another hospital, and that he also chooses his patients lol. He said I was someone who wants a 100% surgical result, so he would not operate. No, when you get surgery, you hope for the best possible effect, and this situation is just confusing and I need time to adjust, but his attitude made it seem like I was some kind of troublemaker, which was absurd. I wondered what other hospital I should even look for if this was really that serious. (To be honest, last year I had already decided to have surgery here, but the manager said I ask too many questions and told me off, saying if I could not trust them like this then I should not do it, and they forcibly canceled me. The doctor said I had to trust his words 100%. haha. When I went again this time, all the staff had changed. I heard there had been some kind of storm at the hospital near the end of the year.) Even after hearing that rude remark, I thought of it separately from the doctor’s skill and actually went there believing he was honest without exaggeration and skilled. But thinking back, the doctor and staff were all rude. I wondered what I had done so wrong, and whether they only want compliant cases who are not sensitive or overly worried and just want to have the surgery quietly. In the end, other hospitals said what he said made no sense, and another hospital said it was nowhere near bad enough to say that...
- Doctor
- Doctor (anonymous)
- Price
- ₩1,760,000
- Median for Under-eye fat repositioning: ₩1,600,000
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner1/5
- Consultation expertise2/5
- Staff courtesy1/5
- Facilities3/5
- Result met expectations1/5