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Below the forms are suggestions and advice about getting a free, long-distance, expert evaluation and cost quote from Dr Kim.
A private, face-to-face, physical examination and consultation with Dr Kim costs US$200. If the person eventually becomes a patient, the consultation fee will be deducted from the cost of treatment.
However, Dr Kim can usually diagnose complex urogenital issues and health problems long-distance and without charge but he needs comprehensive documentation. First step towards a solution is to complete and return to us one of our basic medical history forms which covers the most essential information. Most questions on the form are optional. Only about seven questions are essential but we ask you to answer every question as much as possible. Many modern web browsers such as Firefox can edit PDF files.
If the problem is visible, then the doctor also asks for a few photos documenting your urological issues. Sometimes a short video could be appropriate. The photos should be high quality, sharply focused, shot from various angles (left, right, front, back, above, below) in good lighting, showing your physical problems so Dr Kim can provide a meaningful, accurate evaluation and cost quotation without the need to fly to Seoul. If your problems are so complex that they defy long-distance evaluation, the doctor will tell you.
The subject of your photos, such as genitalia, should comprises the entire image without resizing and without cropping. No peripheral or irrelevant subject matter should be included in the photos such as walls, floors, feet or the room. Use a good quality camera and zoom in. Wide angle photos tend to be rather useless for evaluation of complex urogenital problems. Photos must be of such excellent quality that they can substitute for a face-to-face physical examination in the clinic.
If possible, all photos should be put into a single folder, compressed, possibly encrypted, and that one compressed file sent to using using a file transfer service such as SendSpace or sent as an email attachment.