Uh... when I see the director, I want to do it. But the price is decisively too high. If the first surgery is 1.1 million for buried stitches, that is ultra-level, but will it really be worth the price? Honestly, I am doubtful, so I am still thinking about it. There is no reasonable price. I went in saying I had seen a lowest quote of 880,000 for buried stitches and it was a community post, but for some reason they said the case has to be easy, and I do not get it. Honestly, my complaint is about the price. At 1.1 million, is not the manager the problem? If the manager marks you as a difficult case, you do not get a discount, so be careful. No discount for a friend referral, 20 percent off for staff, 50 percent for staff and family, but.. well.. anyway, yes. The amount is the issue. The skill seems good. You should definitely go once.. Do not pay a deposit, because they do not refund it all, so never put one down. If you cancel 3 days before, they keep 90 percent and just eat the remaining 10 percent.
Oh, for people who had the procedure early on, the director and price were handled together. Now the manager handles it. It seems like the manager sets the price, and the range is definitely elastic. Even though cosmetic surgery is not fixed-price, this is too much. If they peg you as a sucker, they quote high and basically tell you not to do it. For buried stitches, I saw consultations ranging from a minimum of 490,000 to 1.1 million. The line they create is similar. The problem is that it feels case by case.. sigh.. that probability is the issue.. People with money are recommended to consult at ease.
If someone is desperate and goes, they will probably end up biting the hook and putting down a deposit without fail, or end up seriously considering surgery. I can admit that much. So think carefully before deciding.