It's the same procedure, but why is the estimate different?

If the procedure has the same name but the price is different, check the scope of the procedure and what is included first. If you match the portion, frequency, and additional cost with the same criteria, it will be easier to determine the choices you need. 1. Try matching the part and number of times Ask if it's one or both, once or multiple times. If products and equipment are included in the proposal, check the correct names as well. 2. Check the final payment amount Please ask if there are any additional fees for consultation, anesthesia, management, etc., and whether VAT is included. If you've been told the price of the offer, check the period, eligibility, and applicable conditions, and get the full amount in your case again. 3. Please consult to the extent necessary Ban Ho-gyeong doctor of Vanny Plastic Surgery is a plastic surgeon, and Dr. Mira Lee is a specialist in family medicine. In the consultation, first share the areas you are most concerned about and your budget, and check the needs, expectations, limitations, and risks of each proposed item. You can also ask about options to postpone the procedure or check the progress. FAQs What should I do if the price is different from what I was told when I made the reservation? Check whether the scope or number of sessions has changed after the consultation and receive item-specific explanations and the final amount. Do I have to decide on multiple configurations right away? Listen to the recommended reasons and check the progress after one session to see if you can decide on the next plan. When comparing quotes, write down the number of parts, additional costs, and the final amount. When you look at the scope of your needs and the budget you can afford, the questions to be decided during the consultation become more clear.