[눈성형] Daejeon Ssangsu Hospital review

It's been a long time since I had double treatment, but this is the hospital review I'm finally writing. I received double treatment in Daejeon, and went to 3 places for consultations. I tried to look around more places, but I didn't do it because I was too lazy . The criteria for choosing a hospital were the director's style (explanations, recommendations) and the atmosphere of the hospital! Does ㄷㅌㅅㅁ really feel like a factory? I waited a long time, but after receiving a consultation, I opened my eyes and was told that only an incision was possible and not an opening, it was over right away. ㅅㅇㄱㄹ said that 2 out of 3 places cannot have bottom openings, but when they said that it was possible, their reliability actually decreased. It just came out. I heard that ㄷㅌㅅㅂ was founded by a teacher who went to ㄷㅌㅅㅁ, and the director was a woman. He firmly explained why the bottom opening wasn't working and that if it was done too much, it wouldn't suit the eyes. So I decided to go ahead and have the surgery right away. The satisfaction with the surgery is very high! As the years have passed, the size of the coupler has definitely gotten smaller (because it keeps closing and opening), but many of my friends who had theirs done at other hospitals have had their lines loosened, but I still have good lines. Most people don't even know they've had the surgery because it's barely noticeable even when they close their eyes, and they don't even think about having a second surgery afterward. However, I also had an epicanthoplasty done at the same time, and maybe it was during the process of removing the stitches, but there was a slight scar on the part where the epicanthoplasty was done, and the flesh that protruded from the part where the stitches were stitched had healed and formed into a small wart-like spot. Well, it's not that annoying. I didn't go there because I didn't want to bother with the post-processing. It's been a few years, but I'm satisfied with it, so I recommend that place out of the three, and if you need post-processing, I recommend going to the hospital right away.