What information is helpful to share before your first consultation?
At Gangnam Choice Clinic, consultations start by learning which areas you actually want to improve and what concerns you, rather than naming specific treatments right away. Telling us only what bothers you, your age, and the direction you hope to improve is already enough to help the doctor assess.
At Gangnam Choice Clinic, when arranging a consultation, we would rather first hear what you yourself care about than have you open with a list of treatment names. If you can't explain it clearly, that's fine — just say it as it is.
Do I need to decide which treatments I want before the consultation?
No. Treatments can be decided after the doctor sees you.
You can simply describe your situation, such as your age, what you feel isn't satisfactory, and whether there are any changes you don't want. Something like "I'm 25, I feel my jawline isn't clear, but I don't want my face to look hollow" is already very useful information.
What other information can I add?
Your schedule for the near future is also worth mentioning.
For example, you want to improve your pores, but you have an important appointment next week and don't want the downtime to be too obvious — this kind of time constraint also affects how the plan is arranged. Saying these things up front is more helpful than deciding on procedures first.
The clinic is in Gangnam, Seoul, and the doctor sees each patient one-on-one in person, listening to you fully first and then discussing together how to proceed.
Information on this site is for reference only and is neither medical advice nor a guarantee of results. Outcomes vary; your plan is determined at consultation.