1. The first consultation is with the manager. Right before the procedure after anesthesia, I clearly told the director which area I wanted again and checked the design, and they explained everything carefully and carried out the procedure well. However, because they drew the range on only one side before going in or whatever, by evening the sides had become asymmetric. 2. The very next day after the procedure, I contacted them because the asymmetry was severe, and they asked me to come in. 2-1. They didn't take any immediate action, but I learned that the hospital was not sensitive enough to notice the degree of my asymmetry. 2-2. I also learned that the doctor listed in my chart was not on the list of doctors shown by the hospital (omitted from the event and hospital website information). 2-3. Later, through the app where I had pre-paid for the procedure, I asked about suspicions of proxy treatment. I was told that the doctor had been on the verge of leaving and came back to work, so her profile had been removed and not yet re-uploaded, but even now that doctor's profile has still not been posted. 3. Since what has already happened can't be undone, I left after asking them to contact me later once the director was back so I could check how they would handle it one month later. They were very busy, so after waiting for a long time, no call came until I called first. 3-1. Summary of the hospital's opinion: it takes time to confirm Ulthera's effect, so it is too early to talk about symmetry or asymmetry now; if after one month the asymmetry still feels severe, they will then look at it and think about appropriate solutions such as another laser or injection treatment. 3-2. Summary of my opinion: separate from the fact that time is needed, I want to know whether the hospital's eye for the current condition and view of facial balance match mine. If this is a hospital that cannot even notice the current asymmetry, I am worried whether the measures taken in a month would be able to produce a satisfying result. 4. As a test, I first received 100 shots only on a small area, and they said this hospital usually does 300 to 400 shots for a full face, and people who get that are highly satisfied and return often. I guess they are not used to doing a small area with few shots. 5. It may be a little hard to find the hospital location at first, but once you go in, the interior is spacious and clean. After the procedure, they also give you a QR sticker to verify the genuine product.
- Doctor
- 김성욱
- Price
- ₩165,000
- Median for Ulthera (HIFU): ₩900,000
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner3/5
- Consultation expertise2/5
- Staff courtesy1/5
- Facilities3/5
- Result met expectations3/5