There are no discount events, so I'm leaving this here in the hope that it will be helpful to those here, since this is a hospital where reviews are floating around like urban legends. Before surgery, I had a double eyelid, multiple eyelids, and a fierce impression due to a failed reoperation. I can't live without it. I gave up for 10 years, but now that plastic surgery technology has advanced, I thought that surgery wouldn't be difficult for eyes like mine, so I took on the challenge. On the day of the surgery, the corner of one eye kept splitting into two lines, so I fixed it with a band. After 6 days, I went to check the progress, and the lines were still there, so I got filler injections, but it wasn't resolved, so I had additional surgery on one eye on the spot. On the 9th day , the director seemed very disappointed because he didn't like the double-lined eyes, but he said that he did his best and that we should wait and see how things went. On the 18th day, the two lines were resolved. The swelling went down. At that time, I liked the thickness. However, there was still some swelling. At 6 months, the lines became somewhat thinner. I didn't think much of it before the surgery, but I guess I liked my gorgeous eyes. I regret it now that the swelling has gone down and the lines have thinned. I still have slightly uneven eyes. The director also didn't like the double-lined eyes, so he told me to come back after 6 months if I didn't like them, but I liked the part that the director didn't like more, so I stopped worrying. Now in my 4th year. Not uneven eyes. My family unanimously said that there's a reason why expensive places are expensive. No one knows I had the surgery. I can't even see the scar. The lines have become so thin that I'm thinking about getting an eyebrow thread lift. When I was consulting , I only asked if I wanted to do it, but I got scolded for mentioning a tummy tuck, and I got scolded for asking about fat redistribution... He said that improving my current eye condition is a priority, and that the doctor who does the tummy tuck is not a doctor and that my eyes don't have fat to redistribute, which helped me organize my thoughts. The consultation itself was scary (he said they all didn't work out), I didn't have any review photos, and the director was stubborn, so I was very worried until the day before the surgery that my eyes would look old. I really thought that no matter what I did, it would be better than now, so I went to get the surgery with that kind of mindset. I am satisfied with the surgery results. (Anyone can see that I have become a person. Thank youㅜ) Pros I felt like they made an objective judgment about my eye condition. The consultation was painful, detailed, and informative. They didn't invest in unnecessary interior design at the hospital, and it felt warm. I liked that there were no nurses who looked like surgical samples at the hospital. There was a green-haired nurse, and she was friendly despite her free-spirited style. I liked that the atmosphere was not authoritarian, unlike the consultation. Personally, I hate hospitals that give discounts if you make a reservation today. I hate it even more when they threaten me and block my cool-headed judgment by saying that the price will go up later. I liked that there was no discount at all. Cons I only heard about double-line surgery during the consultation before the surgery, but they did eye surgery after the surgery. I thought they were doing it without eye surgery because they didn't mention eye surgery. So when I told her during the surgery that I thought my eyes needed eye bridges, she flinched (like she flinched because I didn't know I was having the surgery lol) and said that she had a small eye bridge on one eye (she explained it during the surgery lol). Having failed many times, I thought that there was no answer other than eye bridges and incisions, so I accepted both eye bridges and incisions without any burden, but I thought that if someone didn't like it, they should definitely ask and confirm, and that if they didn't do it, there could be big problems during the surgery. There was a communication error, but it could have been overlooked, but I was reassured that she was honest. I was fine, but there are many people who really hate eye bridges. Since there are many things you can only know when you open your eyes for a revision surgery, I thought it would be better to explain it well in advance, even during the surgery. Later, I found out that eye bridges and incisions are like basic options here, so I wondered if they assumed that everyone knew because everyone knew it. It's both an advantage and a disadvantage that it's so natural. I thought it was a limitation of the revision surgery and accepted it, but sometimes I feel regretful because I'm human. The patient has little say in deciding the design. I'm in despair right now because my surgery failed, and this hospital seems very suitable for people with low expectations. It's the kind of hospital where you'd get scolded if you brought a celebrity photo and asked them to do the same. Oh, there are a lot of scary reviews, but... On the day of the surgery, I wondered if it was the person I consulted with, because he was so kind. I guess he recognized me as his patient once he decided on the surgery. And the aftercare is also mentioned in the text, but from what I've experienced, he didn't seem like the type to ignore me. Additional hospital information can be found at View Hospital Information. But I think it was more expensive last year when I took my family for a consultation. It was already very expensive, but it went up by about 1 million won. This hospital only performs surgery on two patients a day, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, so it's expensive . I think it's reasonable because they focus only on me and do their best during that time.
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