I was told that a buffalo hump could be removed with three fat-dissolving injections, and although it was expensive for a fat-dissolving injection, I paid because I believed the claim that injections alone would solve it. The first session was injected by the head doctor and the hump definitely got smaller. But on the second session there was no further change at all. Buffalo humps aren't made of fat alone, and I knew it, but apparently this was exaggerated advertising. There was no clinical basis, and they just seemed to have shot it blindly because buffalo humps are similar to fat lumps. The hospital's reaction was even more absurd. The head doctor avoided both phone calls and face-to-face contact, and in the end I asked to have the remaining one session changed to an injection in the face. I got injected in the bulldog area, but a young male doctor, full of inexplicable hostility, angrily performed the procedure. I still don't know why. Is this what they mean by the pot calling the kettle black? The hospital facilities were clean and the atmosphere was a bit heavy? It was quiet. They said they specialized in stem cell grafting or something like that, which made me trust them more. But it seems other procedures and surgeries are a separate matter.
- Doctor
- 백중재 외1
- Price
- ₩120,000
- Visit type
- 3
Ratings
- Doctor kindness2/5
- Consultation expertise2/5
- Staff kindness2/5
- Facility5/5
- Expectation1/5