I got Mijuko, and the friend I met on the day I got it asked me what I had done... It's been about 2 to 3 weeks now and I still don't notice much change. Maybe because a lot of foreigners come here, the front desk staff don't feel friendly at all, really.. honestly, really.. I've been here several times and never once felt that the front desk staff were kind
But they aren't the ones touching my face, so I just let it go and move on. I also had something else done with the Mijuko, and the director who did it was really hilarious such a flashy personality lollllllllllllllllllllll I don't even know the director's name, but anyway it was so funny. The staff? nurse? was kind the last time I came, but this time they weren't kind. They said they weren't feeling well though.
Honestly, this place is the best for Botox effects, it's cheap, and it's the best. I've been to a lot of places, but Botox..
When you go, the hospital feels ridiculously factory-like and you don't feel any kindness, and especially when I got my first Botox here, the female director who injected it gave me the feeling of being a test subject, just stabbing the injections in without saying a word, and I felt really bad about it? But the effect here is the strongest. At other places, even if they inject the glabella, I still wrinkle it or the effect doesn't last long, but here it's strong.................. As expected, a hospital proves itself through results and outcomes..
The doctors' kindness level really depends on the director