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I wanted to try Thermage. Even though I don't have facial fat, receiving Thermage can help with collagen formation, improving skin elasticity.

I just had smile LASIK done here. This isn't some review event or anything. It's only been about 2 or 3 hours since the procedure, and I'm gradually recovering. I can definitely start to see things that were previously far away. I tried on my old glasses out of curiosity, and it made me dizzy (seriously, don't try it...it makes you really dizzy). I was worried that the procedure might have gone wrong, but I'm alive and can see well, haha... I'm in my late 20s, and the procedure was performed by the doctor. The price varies from person to person, so it's confidential. Overall, the staff at the desk and the doctors who consult are all friendly. I usually don’t leave reviews because I find it bothersome, but this is a review for those who, like me, are feeling anxious. Don’t drive here; you really won’t be able to see. After the procedure, you'll wonder if it worked or not, but after about 2 hours you'll start to see shapes clearly, even if it's a bit blurry. I've found my light, haha.

The TheraCool FLX 600 shots are great because you can treat your entire face. I really wanted to try it, and after much consideration, I finally did, and the results are impressive. I can feel my skin's elasticity improving.

I received Thermage treatment for skin elasticity and I am completely satisfied~~

The director really performs the procedure meticulously, explains everything well, and is very kind.

I heard this is a great place for Thermage, so I went. It's really good!

I was hesitant to get Thermage because it was so expensive, but I managed to get it at a lower price through this event.

I only heard about Thermage before, but now that I’ve tried it, the results are great. Good.

I really wanted to get the Thermage FLX, and I was able to do so at an event price. My skin feels firmer, and my fine lines have improved.

I went for Thermage treatment. I had sedation anesthesia. The doctor was very thorough.

I had a consultation for Thermage. The doctor was very meticulous, and I am satisfied—highly recommend.

With Thermage for the face, you can get treatment without worrying even if you have little facial fat. It seems like my facial elasticity is improving.

Trustworthy Michael Classic Dermatology. The specialist doctor is always kind, and the treatment skills are top-notch! They even brought in TenTherma laser after moving to a new building. I recommend it if you need skin elasticity. My face is feeling firm like a bouncing ball^^ In Taijeon-dong, it’s Michael Classic!

I had a consultation for Thermage laser treatment. The doctor explained everything in detail and was really kind.

I had a consultation for Thermage lifting treatment. The doctor was thorough during the examination—highly recommend.

I had Ultherapy and ThermiSmooth treatments. The doctor was very thorough in their examination. I recommend it!

Dreaming of TenTherma~ I’m interested in this treatment that enhances skin elasticity and improves fine lines. The effects don't show up immediately, but the skin gets gradually better from within. I worry about sagging skin as I age, so I want to get it during the event. I feel like I’ll go soon.

I received treatment for the Thermage lift. The doctor and the consultant explained things kindly and clearly.

I had a consultation for the Thermage lift. Both the doctor and the consultant were very friendly and attentive during the examination.

I really wanted to try Thermage. Since they are having an event, I decided to go for it and made a reservation. I've heard that skin elasticity gradually improves, so I'm looking forward to it.

I went for a consultation for a Thermage lifting due to loss of elasticity. The doctor was very kind and took great care of me. I'm satisfied.

I got the Thermage done at the promotional price for 300 shots. I also had Botox done on my frown lines. They were kind and thorough.

I had sagging skin without any cheek fat, so I received a lifting treatment. It seems reasonable since there is a Thermage promotion going on, and it's a suitable procedure even without cheek fat. I think my skin's elasticity is gradually improving.

At first, Will this really work? 🤔 Can I believe it? 🤨 I was filled with doubt, but after three months, I visibly lost 12kg, so I signed up for another three months out of desire~😍 The best part is that when you're on a diet, constipation usually happens, but I go to the restroom three times a day without any issues~🌿 Unlike conventional medicine, I didn’t experience anxiety symptoms~ Most importantly, herbal medicine is hard to consume, but being able to take it in just four convenient concentrated pills is fantastic~👍 The best part is it's easy to carry~ And basically, I seem to be losing about 4-5kg a month~ They pay attention to the packaging, and the doctor is friendly, with positive words and encouragement, which is very nice~👐 I’ll quickly lose more weight and leave another review😊

☆I felt reassured getting the Thermage treatment after seeing the official certification mark. The staff and the doctor were all kind and made me feel comfortable throughout the procedure, so it went smoothly without any discomfort. It's also great that they operate late into the afternoon, making it possible to get treatments even after work. I feel like I've found a clinic that suits me well and plan to settle here.

I often heard that I looked 5 years older because of my dark circles, but after the fat repositioning under my eyes, I look 10 years younger. Thank you, doctor!

The doctor checks the patient's condition thoroughly and prescribes the right medication, which I really appreciate! It's amazing how they even use polite language with children! This is truly my favorite clinic.

I've heard that getting Thermage treatment once a year is really beneficial. It's a treatment that's great for skin elasticity, so I was recommended to try it. Over time, it really improves the skin.

It is said that most celebrities receive Thermage. While more frequent treatments are better, even once a year can help reduce sagging in the face. I highly recommend it!

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I have originally used the Mokdong branch before.

For a while, my weight kept increasing and my clothes started to not fit me anymore. It really piled on when I developed the habit of eating late-night snacks after work. I tried to lose weight on my own, but kept failing, which made me lose motivation over time. Every time I looked in the mirror, I felt stressed and comparing myself to old photos just made me feel more depressed. I thought I needed to do something, so I began diet management at Rohasel Korean Medicine Clinic in Gangnam. I had some concerns about traditional medicine since I had tried it in the past, but I found it more bearable because it came in capsule form. To be honest, I was skeptical for the first few days, but surprisingly, I felt my appetite gradually getting under control. I usually had a pattern of collapsing from hunger every evening, but as that decreased, I naturally started to eat less. After a week or two, I could feel my body getting lighter, and most importantly, as the swelling subsided, my lines started to look different. It used to be normal for my face to be puffy every morning, but I was really satisfied to see that it decreased. What surprised me most was the reactions from those around me. Hearing comments like, “You look like you’ve lost weight” motivated me even more, and as my clothing fit better, my confidence went up too. Of course, I was mindful of my diet to some extent, but I felt much more at ease managing it compared to when I was doing it alone, which made it easier to keep going consistently. It wasn’t a strict diet where you just have to endure; instead, it felt like it helped me find my rhythm, which made me personally very satisfied. I think it's a method worth considering for those who have struggled with appetite control and faced repeated failures.

I heard great things about the lifting procedure and got a recommendation from a friend, so I went last month. I had Ulthera and Thermage done, and it seems like it’s starting to take effect. I'll take some additional photos and post them.

I first did Ultherapy and Thermage here. The price is great, and more importantly, the results are amazing. The head doctor here is really good at lifting, so I found this place after searching online since they opened their own clinic after working at a previous hospital. I’m extremely satisfied?!

I received Thermage with 600 shots, a low-pain injection, Skin Vibe, and a velvet mask pack. I was concerned about Thermage because I heard it could be quite painful, but with the pain-reducing injection, it turned out to be not that bad at all. Before the procedure, they verified the authenticity of the tip, which made me trust them even more! After the 600 shots of Thermage, my face became plump and bouncy like mochi. The immediate results are impressive, and I’m excited to see how much better it will look in a month! I also received Skin Vibe, and before the treatment, my face was really dry, but today, even without applying anything, there's no tightening sensation! I plan to keep this up quarterly! All the staff were friendly, and the doctor meticulously designed the procedure to address my concerns, so I was extremely satisfied.

After consulting with the manager about the desired procedure, I also met with the doctor before proceeding with the eye thermage treatment. The consultation process was relatively structured, and they measured my skin condition in detail, which allowed me to objectively assess my current state. The desk staff were generally friendly, and while waiting, they offered snacks and a variety of beverages, making the wait more comfortable. Maybe it's because I'm just after the treatment, but I don't notice any significant changes yet. I've heard that the effects of eye thermage become apparent over time, so I think I need to observe it a bit longer. I expect my satisfaction level will change as I see the results.

I had 600 shots of Thermage done. The pain was less than I expected, sometimes it was a bit prickly, and other times it felt slightly hot... I can feel my face losing elasticity. This was my first visit, and the doctor carefully consulted me about my overall facial skin condition, and the nurse assisting him made sure I felt comfortable and not nervous, which was really great.

I've been going to another dermatology clinic regularly, but there was no comparison for Ultherapy, so I searched for another hospital to try. After the consultation, I decided to go ahead and have the treatment. The doctor was super friendly and explained everything well, and the consultation was very thorough. They also applied the anesthesia carefully using a machine. During the procedure, I hardly felt any pain, so I was able to communicate with the doctor and ask for a bit more intensity. It was a bearable pain, haha. I'm someone who usually tolerates pain well, so I guess my face is optimized for procedures, haha. I received 400 shots of Ultherapy and 600 shots of Thermage, and personally, I felt that Thermage was a bit more painful than Ultherapy. Ultherapy didn’t hurt at all. The pain from Thermage was enough to make my face scrunch up a bit... The doctor checked in on my pain levels throughout the procedure and made sure to be meticulous with each shot. I had the treatment in the morning, and now I'm writing this review before bed. Other than a slight tingling sensation around my jawline, there’s no swelling or any side effects at all. My skin feels tighter, haha. Of course, I know the best effects will show in 1-2 months, but it already feels better, haha. Also, the nurses and the front desk staff, including the manager, were all so kind and friendly, which made the experience really pleasant. I'm satisfied~^^

With the weather getting colder, I wake up to the sound of my mom's cough and the chatter of men outside, and my dark circles just get worse. But today, even though I woke up because of my mom, she left for work at 8:42, and I was watching TV until 9. I’m walking around the living room now, and I'm feeling a bit better. When I step outside, my dark circles, runny nose, and the cold make me shiver, but I’m still trying to smile. Please let me get better quicklyㅠㅜ I am improving.

Recently, my eyes have been feeling heavy, and a red stye has formed on my eyelid. At first, I thought it would go down with time, so I tried to endure it, but as time went on, the pain got worse and there was even yellow pus coming out. So, I hurried to the ophthalmologist. The doctor examined me and said there was a lot of pus inside, and that they would need to make a small incision to drain it. Hearing that made me scared, but once they put in some numbing eye drops and did a local anesthesia injection on my eyelid, it wasn't as painful as I expected. The injection only stung a bit, and the whole treatment took less than 5 minutes to finish. I felt a heavy pressure when they were draining the pus, but once it was all done and I put on a patch, I actually felt relieved. After consistently using the prescribed eye drops and taking the oral antibiotics, the swelling went down and the pain subsided within a day. I appreciated the kind attention during the consultation.

Whenever there's an issue with my skin, she identifies it almost magically and says, 'this is an allergy' or 'this happened because of food,' and it's amazing how effective her prescriptions are. For slightly unusual skin problems, she gives you a referral to a university hospital, which is very professional! The doctor does talk to herself and can be a bit unfriendly, but since she provides excellent care, I keep going back.

My dad walked into this hospital on his own two feet but came out in a wheelchair. The reason I'm putting a question mark next to 'hospital' is that it didn't even look like one. He visited due to back pain, and after an X-ray, they said there was serious inflammation in the nerves and pushed for an injection and physical therapy. Doing physical therapy on the painful nerve area was bound to make things worse. That night he was in such horrific pain he couldn't walk and couldn't go to the hospital. The next day, with assistance, he went back, only to get another injection and physical therapy. This time, during therapy, he went into shock, and the nurses around him were wondering if they should call 911. (Is it really logical to call 911 because of an incident in a hospital?) In the end, things got so serious that he was admitted to this hospital. After sleeping there for one night, his left leg was paralyzed. When he complained about the delay, the head doctor, who had initially said it was a minor issue, suddenly changed his tune and suggested he go to a university hospital. So, just yesterday, we went to the university hospital, where it turned out he had ruptured a disc 5 or 6 times, and the ruptured disc was firmly blocking the nerves, causing paralysis in his lower body. They couldn't make a proper diagnosis or provide proper treatment, and ultimately he had the disc surgery just yesterday morning. Does this even make sense??????????????? The day before the surgery, feeling so unjust about the situation, my mom called the hospital, and they told her to come talk to the doctor directly the next day, lol. What is there to say directly? Lol. This is all I need to leave a review.. And the nurse claimed that while doing physical therapy, the disc didn't rupture. But it really did rupture here. Have you never seen this? I was looking for a hospital that worked after hours and went here because it was close to home, but please do not go here. They say that once you have disc surgery, your back weakens, and you'll keep needing surgery. This place will have you get disc surgery. Plus, every single day, the head doctor writes something down for us by hand, and it seriously feels like the 1990s... And they talk about inflammation here, but at the university hospital, they didn't even mention the word 'inflammation.' This place is a total quack.

I came in with a stomach infection, experiencing continuous vomiting and diarrhea. The doctor had a really nice demeanor and was very kind. He carefully checked my symptoms and wrote me a prescription. He also advised me to keep warm and not eat today, but to sip on some barley tea. The facilities were clean, and it was easy to get there and back.

Recently, I felt like my skin elasticity isn't what it used to be, and especially my jawline seems to have lost definition, so I started looking into lifting procedures and visited a clinic for a Thermage consultation. I usually prefer treatments that enhance elasticity naturally rather than dramatic changes, so I asked a lot of questions about this during the consultation. After arriving, they first checked the condition and level of elasticity of my skin and explained the treatment direction based on areas of sagging and skin thickness. Before the procedure, they took photos of my face and recorded my current skin condition, and applied a sufficient amount of numbing cream for pain relief. After marking the grid on my face and confirming the number of shots and areas to be treated, the procedure began. I was told that Thermage uses radiofrequency energy to stimulate the elasticity of the deeper layers of the skin, and during the actual treatment, I felt a warm sensation briefly. Depending on the area, there was a slight stinging sensation, but it was manageable because they adjusted the intensity as they went along. The treatment took about 40 minutes, and they kept checking to make sure I was comfortable throughout, which reassured me. Right after the treatment, my face felt a bit red, but it calmed down quickly, and I felt my skin was slightly firmer. Instead of a dramatic change appearing all at once, I noticed first that the contours of my face were getting refined. A few days later, I noticed my skin texture had become smoother and the makeup adherence had improved. The clinic explained that the effects of Thermage gradually improve elasticity over time and emphasized the importance of moisture and sun protection.

I thought my ear symptoms, including a sudden feeling of fullness and a ringing sound, would get better with time. However, after nearly three days, the symptoms got worse, so I reluctantly decided to go to the hospital. The doctor said it wasn't too late to come in and prescribed me medication for inflammation, as well as vasoprotection and relaxation, for three days. Initially, I didn't notice any improvement, but after taking the medication consistently for a month, I experienced significant improvement. I can now go about my daily life without much trouble, but I expressed my concerns to the doctor about the possibility of a relapse. He assured me that all the necessary prescriptions had been made and suggested that if it continues, I should see a larger hospital for further evaluation. I definitely feel much better.

The doctor did a great job during the consultation, but since I was wearing a mask, I think it would be even better if the doctor could remove theirs to speak more clearly, or perhaps speak a bit louder.

After reading reviews saying the doctor’s surgery skills are really impressive, I thought it might be a scam. But honestly, I’m really, really satisfied ㅠㅠ I believe all plastic and dermatology clinics should learn from this place. Don’t go to places where you meet the doctor only on the operating table and have the consultant do the counseling! The doctor helped me a lot from the consultation to choosing the procedure, tailoring it to my skin and facial strengths and weaknesses. They also paid attention to aftercare. Yesterday, during a family gathering for Parents’ Day, everyone was asking why I looked so much prettier. It’s thanks to the doctor—I’m so grateful ^^ Also, thanks for advising against double eyelid revision~♡

At Dr. Park Eun-cheol's clinic, the moment you walk in, the warm greetings from the nurses start your visit. 'Hello?!' It's a phrase you hear all the time, but you can tell if it's a heartfelt greeting or just a mechanical one. Even while waiting for my appointment, they ask about various things. How's your husband? How are the kids? The appointment time flies by, and if I see someone I know, we catch up with each other. I've been going to Dr. Park Eun-cheol's clinic for almost 30 years now, making him my local family doctor. Today, since I have high blood pressure, they checked my blood pressure on both arms and advised me to avoid salty and spicy foods. They also recommended that I at least walk for 30 minutes a day and provided me with a prescription.

I had 600 shots of Ultherapy and Thermage. I heard it would be painful, but why was it bearable?? It honestly didn’t hurt at all! I made a reservation for the first time on Friday afternoon and left around 6 PM. There were so many people! It seemed like more than half were foreigners. The service was a bit chaotic, I didn't feel it was unfriendly, but there were definitely a lot of people. I guess it's because it has a factory-like setup. It’s not super attentive one-on-one, but the prices are indeed cheap. It’s been about 10 days now, and I think the visible wrinkles and elasticity have slightly improved; still, it might take another 2-3 weeks to really see the effects, right? If I would visit again, I will think about it after seeing the results first.

I received an injection treatment while having an ultrasound. They said I need to get the same prescription as last time and will need 5 to 6 more treatments, which made me a bit depressed. They told me not to use my arm much, but how am I supposed to live without using my arm? ㅜㅜ

I feel like my cold is finally getting better. If I'm not completely cured, I need to keep going regularly, but when I feel okay, I skip appointments, and that just prolongs my suffering. It's not severe, but the symptoms keep lingering, making it tough. So this time, I've decided to really stick to the treatment until I'm sure I'm better. The doctor always takes great care of me, and they also pay attention to other aspects, so I feel comfortable going there. The nurses are consistently kind, which is so nice. Since I need to get a health check-up this year, I probably have to visit again soon. It's a hospital where I feel secure because the doctor really pays attention to me. I'm always grateful for that. I hope I won't have to go too often, though!

I went in feeling a bit under the weather, and there were a lot of people due to the holiday, so I had to wait. They didn’t do the flu test in the examination room, and the doctor moved around a lot, which made for a bit of a hassle as I had to wait and then move to another room again. They wrote down the types of IV treatments clearly, and since I wasn't feeling well, I asked for it, but it felt like they were hesitant to help, possibly because there wasn't enough time before the hospital closed. I eventually got the treatment, but it was given quite quickly and didn’t feel great. There were about six beds in a curtain room, so it wasn’t a private room (they advertise it as a private IV room, but I didn’t experience that). Other than emergencies on holidays, I don’t think I’ll be returning.

I was in so much pain that I felt even more emotional and sensitive, but the care I received was truly kind, which really eased my mind. The wait ended up being longer than expected, and I missed lunchtime, but the nurses were consistently friendly throughout. Even though they must have been busy and tired, I never sensed any annoyance in their expressions or tone; instead, they were attentive and made it less stressful while I waited. After my visit, I actually felt consoled. I arrived with a hurting body, but when I left, I felt comforted not just physically but emotionally as well. I think I could trust this clinic for my next visit.

I visited for the first time after getting a referral for lower abdominal issues from my internal medicine visit. There were quite a few people, and the place was large and well-facilitated. One of the nurses at the front was dozing off, so I couldn't ask her anything and had to request registration from another nurse. She used polite language but didn’t make any eye contact and only gave mechanical responses. Perhaps due to the number of patients, I didn’t feel much friendliness. Personally, there seemed to be a decent number of nurses compared to the patient count. When I entered the ultrasound room, they didn’t tell me anything about what to do beforehand. I think this is probably one of the biggest radiology clinics in Daegu. Aside from being close to home, I don’t really want to go back voluntarily.

I've been really stressed lately and couldn't sleep, so I visited the clinic. There are a lot of patients, and it seems like you need to make an appointment. The doctor listens well and explains everything, so I've been sleeping a bit better lately. I really think sleep affects my overall condition. These days, I'm sleeping well and feeling much better. The doctor is very kind, and I'm glad the medication from last time worked well. As the doctor said, I should also keep exercising and try to establish a good routine. Thanks to the doctor for being so attentive. There are so many patients, but the nurses are also very kind, so thank you. Don't forget that an appointment is a must!

I came in for gum treatment - I first visited here years ago because of an impacted wisdom tooth, and the kindness of the doctor and staff has remained top-notch ever since! When I got treatment at other dental clinics, it was so painful that I was really tense, but here, the head doctor made it surprisingly painless. I barely felt the needle of the anesthetic shot, and maybe because he kept chatting with me throughout the procedure, I felt much more at ease. Haha! Also, a beautiful nurse with big eyes kept applying Vaseline on my lips during the treatment to keep them from drying out, which was so great since I could go through the treatment without chapped lips. At other dental clinics, they never paid attention to such details, and I always ended up with cracked skin around my lips. 😢 This clinic not only has excellent treatment skills but also pays attention to these small details, which makes me really satisfied. I would love to trust them with my mother's treatment later on. ^^

My eyes started to look strange, and even after going to an ophthalmologist, they didn’t say much, so I spent a month just waiting until people around me suggested it might be a thyroid issue, which made me urgently visit again. The doctor examined me and said it seems like my eyes are affected by hyperthyroidism, so they suggested we do some blood tests. They said they would contact me once the results were in, so I received a call and went back in. Unfortunately, it turned out I do have thyroid-related eye disease, which I was worried about. However, my thyroid levels are normal, so I don't need to take any medication, but the specific eye disease indicators are high, and the doctor mentioned that I am already showing signs of eye deformity, which made me cry. I thought my eyes were the prettiest part of me. They also wrote me a referral to a university hospital, so I am now visiting the ophthalmologist regularly, and they suggested that I should have blood tests every 3 to 6 months, which I decided to do at Nabisaem Clinic. The doctor is very kind, and the nurses are also very friendly. They even wrote me a referral to the university hospital.

I received a Thermage treatment at View & Pl Clinic. Every time I looked in the mirror, I repeated the thought that my face looked looser than before, and although I didn't have any major complaints, I felt a bit anxious that it would sag even more if I left it as is. So, I chose to try some moderate skin tightening management.

The one-on-one consultation was great, and I ended up getting a more expensive treatment than I intended. I was worried about my pores, but after hearing the explanation about the Fontaine laser treatment, I decided to try it once. It was a bit painful, but they offered a soothing pack afterwards, and I felt much better when I got home. I'm looking forward to seeing good results. By the way, the doctor didn’t take any photos, which was a bit disappointing. So, as soon as I got home, I took a quick picture! I need comparison photos~~~ Everyone was really friendly ^^

I went to a dental clinic in Seoul and at first, I was a little scared. But the doctor spoke gently and explained everything one by one, so I gradually became less scared. I felt like they really cared about not making it painful during the treatment. The nurses kept asking if I was okay and gave me compliments, which made me feel good. However, it did hurt a bit during the procedure, but the clinic was bright and clean, so it felt less scary. After the treatment, I felt proud because they said I did well. I think it would be okay to go again next time. But going to the dentist is still scary, so I really need to brush well and definitely brush before bed. I’ll make sure to avoid needing treatment next time.

Doctor's name: Kim Young Do Symptoms: My skin became dry and I developed inflammation on my face. Recovery period: The inflammation calmed down with medication, but it relapses when my condition isn't good. **** As I age, my immune system weakens, and I've been experiencing symptoms I've never had before all over my body. This facial skin inflammation seems to be part of that context. My self-esteem took a big hit, and I felt quite depressed. It goes without saying that it was uncomfortable. Then, I had no choice but to visit a dermatology clinic, and after taking the prescribed medication, the inflammation gradually subsided, so I plan to take it a few more times. I also want to pay attention to moisturizing.