First of all, my main procedure was fat grafting to the pelvis, and since I have a body type with very little fat, I need to liposuction the places where fat can be taken. Different directors had different opinions about which areas should be taken out. In Director Kim's case, he personally drew the lines on the patient's photo. He drew them in very fine detail, and after visiting several hospitals to compare, I found this was almost the only place that did that. He also explained everything in great detail. However, because I don't have much fat, other hospitals told me that some areas shouldn't be touched at all, and that even if everything were removed there still might not be enough to graft... Here, they said there was enough not only for pelvic grafting but also for hip grafting. That left me unsure whether this meant he was skilled enough to remove everything, or whether he was the type to remove too much and should be approached with caution. Of all the review lines, this was the hospital I liked best, but I still haven't been able to decide because of the confusing parts above.. The price is on the expensive side. The estimate included the abdomen plus the entire thighs, with pelvic/hip stem-cell grafting. The grafting can only be done with stem cells, so it is more expensive. There were no special promotions. However, if you want, partial liposuction is possible, so the cost can be lowered. There isn't a separate consultation coordinator, and I think it was a vice director or someone similar who consulted with me, but communication was a bit poor..
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