Just getting a consultation and being asked for the last digits of my resident registration number was 부담스러웠음. Please don't say things like I have to write down my whole ID number for it to be registered. It's not covered by insurance anyway. Other clinics don't ask for the last digits of the resident registration number. The consultation manager was young and clumsy. Not rude, though. Still much better than the doctor or the doctor’s wife acting possessed and making a scene. The photos with washed-up celebrities in the consultation room didn't seem like they'd help the clinic's promotion much, which was disappointing. That old-fashioned style of promotion is the same as some large factory-style clinics. The doctor isn't that old either (didn't seem to be in their 50s), so a fresher atmosphere would be better. Otherwise it could easily look attention-seeking. The consultation with the doctor was boring because the standard reaction was to flatly deny the side effects of other procedures. Listening to the explanations of other procedure methods, I got the feeling they probably wouldn't rashly do fat grafting. That said, I got the impression they select patients with side effects very carefully before treating them. If you want treatment for side-effect recovery, I'd recommend going in looking a bit pitiful. And even if they tell you to write the last digits of your resident registration number, I'd recommend ignoring it. Requiring that at the consultation stage is over the top.
- Doctor
- Doctor (anonymous)
- Price
- ₩1,200,000
- Median for Fat grafting: ₩1,500,000
- Visit type
- Consultation
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner3/5
- Consultation expertise3/5
- Staff courtesy3/5
- Facilities3/5
- Result met expectations3/5