I went to get a consultation because of the double chin on my face. I'm a little unsure whether the doctor was kind. He repeated the same things a lot and seemed to let my opinions slide by, but I don't think he meant any harm, and he did seem like a nice person. He recommended InMode, Botox, and fillers, and I even started wondering if my face had that many flaws. Rather than listening to my concerns, he was too enthusiastically recommending all sorts of things, so I became more cautious about getting any procedures from that side. And I got the impression that the doctor's aesthetic standard was like a beauty ideal from about 10 years ago. He said my jaw would look pretty if it were slimmer overall and the front cheeks were plumper. Putting aside the fact that it doesn't match current trends, I don't actually have that much dissatisfaction with my face shape; I just want to refine the lines a bit, but the doctor wanted even more. It seems like they mainly push InMode, but the price is expensive even compared with Seoul. Maybe because I went after only visiting hospitals in the Gangnam area, I felt that the managers lacked experience. I didn't think that was bad. The managers in Gangnam are often so good with words that they can charm people, but I had the time to decide for myself, so it was actually more comfortable to feel like I was just consulting at a neighborhood clinic. It might be okay if you know exactly what you need and only ask for that. The kind of person who says, I just want to go hard on InMode.
- Doctor
- Doctor (anonymous)
- Price
- Not disclosed
- Visit type
- Consultation
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner4/5
- Consultation expertise2/5
- Staff courtesy3/5
- Facilities2/5
- Result met expectations4/5