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Last time I posted an article about dermatology procedures under sleep anesthesia, and

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A great many people sent me private messages, and some contacted the clinic.

I hope this answered many of your questions ^^

Today, I would like to talk about the principles and criteria for choosing a dermatology clinic.

Before getting into the content, what I want to talk about today is, in running Cheongdam ANZ Dermatology Clinic,

it is fine to regard it as the direction the clinic is pursuing.

Although there is always a gap between the ideal and reality,

depending on how much effort is made to narrow that gap,

because I believe the satisfaction of a clinic's patients, who deserve to be treated properly, varies accordingly.

Lifting

In today's article, I would like to talk mainly about lifting procedures.

The lifting options available at dermatology clinics are already fixed

HIFU lifting, represented by Ulthera (Shurink, Doublo, Linear Firm, etc.)

RF lifting, represented by Thermage (including Oligio)

Laser lifting, represented by Titanium

And thread lifting.

So when you want a lift like that, how do you usually look for one?

Most of you will get your information from internet searches, SNS, blogs, online cafes, or acquaintances around you.

If an acquaintance has had it done firsthand and you can see the change in their face, that is the most reliable information, but

if you aren't close enough to ask directly, you end up having to rely on the internet.

A dermatology clinic that does Ulthera well, a dermatology clinic that does Thermage well

You will probably run searches like these. When you actually search that way, there will be clinics and many posts that appear at the top.

But while reading those, don't some of you wonder how far you should trust all this?

it all looks like advertising,

the before-and-after photos look photoshopped, too,

Everyone has only good comments..

You have probably had moments of suspicion.

It is not 100%, but the situations you suspect really do occur often.

The reality is that many dermatology clinics use that kind of marketing.

Then, amid all the advertising that is rampant,

What should we do to make a better choice?

Look at the director, not the clinic

fooled by sweet advertising and marketing, you went to a big clinic and

got Ulthera and the mouth became crooked,

got Thermage and blisters formed on the face,

You are quite likely to have an experience like this.

go to the website of the clinic you are interested in,

check what the director's career and experience are,

Read the articles that the director has written personally. Not posts uploaded by an agency, but the ones the director wrote himself or herself.

A director with real expertise comes across even in their writing.

I believe the depth of expertise is proportional to the time spent in deliberation.

No matter how many times a doctor has performed a single procedure, there is no progress unless they keep thinking and striving.

A director who has done Ulthera mechanically for 10 years vs. a director who has done Ulthera for 5 years while agonizing over every single case

Comparing the two, the latter wins by a landslide—so much so that it isn't even worth comparing.

Even when you go for a consultation, don't just have a consultation with the coordinator,

Be sure to meet the director who will actually perform your procedure and hear what they have to say.

After exchanging just a few words, you will be able to tell whether or not you can trust them with your care.

Don't choose a clinic just because the price is low.

Price is certainly an important factor.

Let me take a high-priced procedure such as lifting as an example. The same procedure at hospitals A, B, and C is priced, respectively, at

KRW 800,000 / KRW 1,000,000 / KRW 1,200,000

If we put it that way,

Given how large the difference is, you are likely to choose the 800,000 KRW procedure, but

Why does that clinic offer the same procedure for KRW 800,000?

A doctor with a lot of procedure experience and confidence in the procedure has no reason to make their own procedure price cheap.

Therefore, unless it is a limited-time event promotion, there is a high probability that you should suspect an assembly-line ('factory-type') clinic.

whether it is better to invest a large sum of KRW 800,000 and be treated by an inexperienced doctor

Since you're having it done anyway, and it's your precious face, by investing a little more

Whether to be treated by a trustworthy director is your own choice, but

If it is a procedure you receive as an annual event rather than every month,

It would be wise to choose the option that can deliver real results.

To sum it up briefly,

At home, look into the career and philosophy of the director of the clinic where you want to have your procedure, and

when you visit, be sure to have a consultation with the director,

Don't be swayed by price; have your procedure with a properly qualified director.

Let's say.

As I write this, I keep finding myself reflecting on myself..

so that I can earn even more of your trust,

so that I can build even deeper expertise,

I will work diligently, and keep working even harder.

My heartfelt thanks to everyone who comes to see me ^^