Why Does the Director Cut Half of Your Treatment Wish List?

Walking into the consultation room with a treatment list in your phone notes is a common habit. When Gangnam Choice Clinic faces a list like this, the director first reviews each item on it, then decides which ones are not needed right now.

Why does the director cut half of the list before anything else?

Because the items on the list do not all correspond to the same problem you have right now.

After reading the list, the director will point out directly which items are not needed and which are not needed for now.

• Treatments such as ultrasound lifting and ONDA may be placed under "not needed" or "not needed for now"
• Treatments such as gold microneedling and Juvelook may likewise be placed there

After the cuts, the list often ends up at only half of what it was.

Is it common to want to do everything on the list in one visit?

Yes, but the list itself is not the same as what should be done in that visit.

Listing everything you want to do at once is more like filling up a shopping cart; once you are actually in the consultation room, each item has to be screened one by one. The director gives a judgment at that point on which items are not needed right now, and the number of treatments left at the end is usually smaller than the original length of the list.