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Well, I just went off what this article said. I'm not against plastic surgery since I've had one procedure done myself and totally understand, but I did look at the pictures, and many of the girls look very, very similar. Some look a bit different from the others, but the majority of them look very much alike. I didn't know about everything else you had posted.

 

HI everyone, I'm all for surgeries in moderation, but please don't end up all looking like clones like this Korean beauty pageant!

http://www.buzzfeed.com/amyodell/the-korean-pageant-contestants-who-look-insanely-similar-fin

 

Kain - I know what you mean, but reading anything negative gave me second thoughts immediately. I went with an Asian doctor who had tons of photos to show me and who I felt confident would do a good job. Any doubt I had with Dr. Meronk made me uneasy, even if he may belong to other surgeon boards and be a great doctor. I needed to feel 100% with the doctor I chose, and I had read some things about him that I did not like so it affected how I felt.

 

Hey guys, I live in LA and I'm sure Charles Lee is a great surgeon, but I think he is overpriced because he's on TV so much. I went to Dr. William Chen in Long Beach and he is great. He also does revisional work and has a big fat binder of photos to show. He's written a couple books and has a website. I forget what it is, but if you google his name, it should come up. Cost about $4000 for the incisional method.

I was going to go w/ Dr Meronk too, but I heard he wasn't part of some big surgery board, which all surgeons or most should belong to. So I went w/ William Chen. Look him up or PM me if you want more details. I even have photos and everything.

 

This was posted months ago, so you probably already got the surgery, but I got mine done here in SoCal and live in LA. I think Charles Lee is probably great but I think he is too expensive. I got mine done in Long Beach and it did not hurt at all and turned out great (looks natural). They do not have payment plans though. If you are interested, the doctor's name I used was Dr. William Chen. He has a website and has written books on this. Cost about $4000 I think. This was for the incisional method, not the suture method (which is supposed to be less permanent).