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Hi! Thanks for sharing your review. How are you now?

I'm currently also consulting with Dr. Lee via email. He seems okay, based on our initial email correspondences, he does provide personalised response and analysis of my concern, and he's not overpriced. But, the only problem that I have with him is it takes him awhile to respond. During my 3rd email to him, I had to follow-up after 7 days of not getting any reply. This concerns me because it's important to me that the doctor is responsive, especially during the post-op care.

Did you have the same experience with him?

 

Thank you!

 

Good luck to you, hope everything goes well!

Could you provide the contact details of Dr. Lee? I was trying to look for him/his clinic in FB but I'm unable to find him.

 

Hi! I'm also planning to go to Korea in July (or August, at the latest). Am still looking for a suitable clinic to do some revision work (rhino and zygoma reduction). I'll be going alone, but I don't want to go through the recovery process on my own You seem to have found a great place to stay in, is there a room for a third person?

 

Thank you sharing the information! Your experience sounds so encouraging, I hope I'd be able to push through with my plans of going there. Good luck on your continuous recovery

 

Hi! I feel for you, I'm also going through a similar experience, but with another doctor.

I actually consulted Doc Yappy about a revision as I've seen the before/after pics on his FB, and I was impressed by certain transformations. But I was extremely disappointed with how the clinic is being managed. In one consultation, he arrived an hour and a half late for the consultation, and there were so many people. Then, they did not have record of my previous visit, someone there implied that they left it in their other clinic. I finally was able to consult with him after almost 3 hours of waiting. Despite the frustration with how the clinic was managed, I still scheduled a procedure with him, but reading about your experience, I'm now considering cancelling the schedule.

Thank you for sharing your experience, I hope things eventually go well with you....for both of us!

 

Hi Kelly, can you also loop me in on the information?

 

Hi! I'm also planning to go consult with View clinic, as I'm considering revision fc, but I might be able to go in July or August. I'm also looking for someone to go with as I'll also be going alone

I've been in contact with View clinic, so far they're okay to correspond with, they respond fast and seem to offer realistic assessment. The only concern I have is that the cost quote they gave me for the cheekbone reduction (revision) seems a bit high, it's 9 mil KRW, though they mentioned that price negotiation could be done during face to face consultation. You could try emailing them to get some cost quote: [email protected].

 

Hi! Thanks for sharing your experience. I'm currently doing some research about Korean clinics and the information you've shared have helped me a lot. I also have a similar experience as yours, I've had cheekbone reduction in Thailand but the result was disappointing and I'm hoping to remedy it by having some surgical correction done. I've emailed the View clinic; they were realistic in their response by saying that they cannot tell for sure if they can do the surgery and they wanted me to visit the clinic so they could make the proper assessment.

I was just wondering if that was also the experience you had with the View clinic?

What type of facial contouring did you have in Thailand? (cheekbones and jaw?)

How much did the view clinic charge you for the revision surgery?

 

Hi! You look great! Your review has been very helpful in my research, thanks

I'm also planning to go consult with View, but I'll also be going alone. Could you provide details of how you got by doing it on your own, like: 1. What hotel or where did you stay in for 1 month? 2. How did you take care of yourself post-op, especially during the initial period of recovery? Because I just imagine that it would be difficult to go out and buy food or stuff that you need when you're alone and still heavily recovering.