아비쥬의원 일산점 — Review

Review

아비쥬의원 일산점겨레이저Skin TreatmentOverall: 2.8/5Mar 1

I used to be embarrassed to show my underarms, so I actually felt more comfortable with the factory-line speed of the procedure. I did 5 sessions, and now there is only a slight amount left, so I only use it when I need to shave. If you go during an event, the price is reasonable too. There was a little pain, but it ended quickly. The hair laser is really good, so if you're nearby, invest a little time and get it done about once every two months in advance.

Doctor: 모름
Price: ₩50,000; Median for Skin Treatment: ₩274,450
Visit type: 3

Ratings

Doctor kindness3/5
Consultation expertise2/5
Staff kindness3/5
Facility3/5
Expectation3/5

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