The doctor and the manager were kind, and since I've mainly done surgery rather than procedures in the past, it's true that the effect falls short compared with surgery, but when I look at my friend who got contour shots at another hospital, I couldn't see any effect at all, so for contour shots this seems to be on the effective side. The price wasn't expensive, and there were no steroids. But what I wanted was a clear improvement, so rather than the fat-dissolving injection itself having no effect or only a tiny effect, it was just a procedure and this was exactly the kind of temporary effect it has. I think I went to the wrong place for what I wanted T_T (not the hospital's fault, my fault). If you just want a small change of mood or a slight improvement, procedures seem good because the risk of side effects is lower than surgery. One thing I was a little unhappy about was that the first time I got the fat-dissolving injection, they applied anesthetic cream, waited, and then did the procedure, but the second or third time, maybe because there were many patients backed up, they quickly applied the anesthetic cream and, instead of waiting, treated it with cooling and then did the procedure right away. I've had a lot of plastic surgery and can tolerate pain fairly well, so I was okay, but still, the proper way seems to be to apply anesthetic cream and wait, and they kind of brushed it off saying, "Either way, it's the same thing," as if they wanted to finish the procedure quickly, which I didn't like very much. Still, at this level, I'm satisfied.
- Doctor
- 조종제
- Price
- Not disclosed
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner5/5
- Consultation expertise2/5
- Staff courtesy3/5
- Facilities4/5
- Result met expectations4/5