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The manager? person kept pushing me to schedule surgery somehow and put down a deposit. They also quoted a really high price, saying it was only this much because it was today, and that if I didn’t book this time and came back later, it would be higher. What are they doing? I wish they would change the manager.
Anyway, I went on the first day and even scheduled a surgery date, but when I asked a friend, they told me to get consultations elsewhere too, so I said that. But the manager said that if I canceled this, I should forget about ever having surgery there in the future.
I put down a 500,000 won reservation deposit, but canceled and got 450,000 won back. How dare they tell a consumer not to think about having surgery there? They need to train their staff properly. Who is the one in charge here, and who is the subordinate? It’s not like there’s nowhere else to have surgery if not there. Director Jang is the one who came from Seoul National University College of Medicine, so why is the staff member going on about whether I should think about having surgery or not? Saying if I don’t do it today I’ll have to pay more next time, or not to think about having surgery there. Is this gambling?
A hospital should feel somewhat warm and comforting. Cosmetic surgery is already so important in a person’s life. They may just be taking a few million won, but especially for women, it’s something we do with our lives on the line. I hope they change the consultation manager to someone older, warmer, and more comforting.