Kobehanadokei Clinic

A few years ago, I received counseling for ptosis. After waiting in the doctor's office, the director appeared with a bold attitude, and even if I listened to this story with a rather bossy attitude, I talked a little about the treatment method and said, "The rest will be explained by the nurse. I left. The nurse explained the treatment contents and the amount of money while saying "I think my teacher is good", but I was treated at another clinic because of the bad impression. I was charged a counseling fee, but the result was good because I knew what kind of teacher I was.

The first time I received counseling, I made another appointment for surgery at a later date and underwent burial surgery. It was the third time to bury it, but the teacher immediately understood that I could easily tell him what he was interested in and what kind of finish he wanted, so it was very smooth to talk to. A major cosmetology clinic that went to counseling before said, "Let's have surgery today!" I strongly recommended a high-priced method, and said that a completely different operation that I did not consult or hope for would be cheaper with a monitor, but I was disgusted, but that is not the case here. The nurses are also calm, and the teachers are calm, but I was able to trust them because they didn't have a strangely friendly feeling or sales talks. I don't think there are many beauty clinics with such favorable conditions, such as a complete reservation system, a one-doctor system, and a doctor with abundant experience and reliable skills. It is a hospital where you want to introduce the hospital to your family and friends with peace of mind. I was a little worried because of bad reviews, but when I actually went there, I thought that malicious comments were not very helpful.

First of all, please note that the clinic here will not be informed of the counseling fee on the Web reservation page-at the time of this reservation-at the time of visit, but will be charged 3300 yen for the first time after the counseling is over. Please use it as a reference when choosing a clinic as it briefly summarizes my experience. (* The following is a long sentence.) I saw an advertisement for "Kobe Hanadokei Clinic" on SNS and jumped to the reservation site for monitor recruitment. The page of the reservation site included monitor prices, treatment details, and an introduction to the director, but did not mention the counseling fee. I made a reservation by entering personal information and three desired dates without being informed of the counseling fee even on the reservation form. After that, I received an email indicating that the reservation was completed. The next day, I received a phone call from the clinic and was informed on a different day because none of the desired dates was possible. After completing the telephone reservation, I did not receive an email indicating that the reservation was completed, so I visited the hospital on the day of the reservation. At the reception, the counseling fee was not announced, and just like when making a reservation, all you had to do was enter your personal information. The counseling was an explanation of the procedure and an estimate of the fee. At that time, the impression I received about the director was that he was not the type of person who was clerical, looked at from above, and became friendly. When I misunderstood "Ura Hamra" as "Ura Haram", I was ridiculed as "Huh? Ura Hamra!". Is the difference between "Haram" and "Haram" important? When I talked with the staff about the treatment fee, it was not the fee I saw on the monitor recruitment site, so I said, "It's different from the monitor price I saw on the site," and said, "The recruitment is over. This is the price now. " I thought that I wouldn't have come if there was a notice at the reservation stage that the recruitment of monitors for the listed price was over. After the counseling was over, the staff said for the first time, "Then, the initial consultation fee will be 3300 yen today." There has never been any information that counseling is charged, and I felt like I was deceived by being recruited at a low price even though the monitor recruitment at the offered price was over. I was told, "I should have sent a guidance email when the counseling fee is charged," so I said, "I only received the first web reservation completion email, but there was no such guidance." I was told "I will confirm" and left. It seems that he was checking his e-mail for the first time there, and he was told there, "The e-mail was coming back and was not sent." The next word was "Did you refuse to receive?" "I receive junk e-mail every day, and I haven't set it to reject it from the beginning," he said, and then he said, "I should be informing you by phone." First of all, I was only going to hear the explanation of the procedure, so I wouldn't come if the counseling was instructed at the pay and telephone reservation stages. Because there was no guidance, I changed the day when I made my third choice, made a reservation again, and came to the hospital. The staff did not reveal the humor because it was supposed to be guiding, and then the director came out. When I wasn't convinced and offered that the billing was unreasonable, the director said, "Don't you go to a restaurant and pay the bill? It's the same as eating and drinking." I thought it was strange to compare. The restaurant will be informed of the price first, and you will be satisfied with the price before ordering. This director's statement was like a child and sounded only quibble. When I did that, the staff and the director said I would call the police, so I said I would call them myself. Although some police came, they were in a position to say nothing to each other. It's okay if you don't pay as it is, but the clinic may be harassed or protracted by having all my personal information, so I urge you to relax here. I wasn't convinced and decided to pay. And while I was paying, the clinic reminded me, "Please do not post today's reviews or reviews at all." From such words and deeds at the clinic, I decided to post it in the hope that no one would have the same feelings as me.

I had a double incision and an incision in the inner corner of the eye. There is a difference between the left and right sides of the double, and there is functional bite and pull-in. During the treatment, I was told that "it may be left and right" after the treatment started, and it was as expected. There is no balance just by writing one mark. I was told that it would be refreshing to take fat first, but that didn't change either. The Mongolian folds are messed up just because the inner corners of the eyes are still scratched. I am thinking of fixing it at another hospital. The teacher also asked me, "Did you really make an incision in the inner corner of the eye?" Life went crazy. I will never go again.

I received a back hamra treatment. I think the bear has improved and the feeling of being tired has diminished. After most of the swelling had subsided, I noticed wrinkles under my eyes. I don't think you can tell if you can wrinkle or not because it depends on the individual, the shape of the eyes, the amount of fat, how to attach it, and the age. However, the effect of the disappearance of bears is far greater, and I personally feel that my age seems to be rejuvenated even if wrinkles are formed. The teacher is cool, but I don't feel scared when he answers the questions politely, and the nurses are all kind, so I feel relieved. The only thing I'm worried about is that my eyesight has deteriorated since the operation. I immediately noticed that the glasses I had just made didn't fit, but I thought it might be because of swelling, rheumatism, and tears immediately after the operation, but myopia still persists three months after they subsided. Hmm. The surgery does not touch the optic nerve or eyeball, but I thought it might be indirectly related to the location near the eyes. Currently, I've remade my glasses and I'm getting nothing about how they look, but I'm planning to have my eyesight checked regularly, so I'd like to add to this review if there are any changes.

I had an operation for ptosis in December. I wasn't satisfied with the surgery covered by insurance, so I asked for it at my own expense. One month later, the doctor seemed to have raised his left eyelid too much, so he had a corrective surgery immediately. It's been 3 months, but my eyelids have risen firmly and it's a beautiful double. Since I live in a mask, the impression of my eyes is very important. I am very satisfied with the fact that people I meet after a long time often say that I am younger. Thank you very much.

I received a back hamra treatment. The bear under my eyes, which had been around since I was little, became more prominent with Talmi year after year, and I took the plunge. The procedure itself was dazzling with light and the initial anesthesia was a little painful. Anesthesia was added once on the way. The downtime was the worst after a few days, but after about two weeks, I had a lot of swelling. I'm really glad that the black shadow that I've been worried about for a long time has disappeared. I heard that the wrinkles under the eyes that originally existed will be deepened by the treatment, so I thought it was unavoidable. Above all, I'm really happy that the bears that have been around for many years are gone. I thought that I could feel relieved because the postoperative course would be examined.