Thermage effects, reviews, and prices

Smile LASIK (Upgraded Version) Same-Day Examination Surgery

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.

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

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.