I went for a consultation about masseter reduction surgery. There was a bit of a recommendation for other procedures too, and the atmosphere felt somewhat pushy.. They said other surgeries were also needed, but they did not explain specifically why they were necessary or how the surgery would proceed... There was pressure to put down a deposit..
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