Some Community Review

Usually doctors don't do the consultation for procedures, but it was nice that the doctor personally consulted with me, and there was only one female head doctor. She seemed a bit busy, but she also did the procedure carefully. Still, there was some waiting time. And every time after a procedure, the hospital contacts you the next day to check whether there were any problems. If you get a touch-up within 2 weeks after the procedure, it's free. I went back because my lips seemed a bit asymmetrical. When booking the touch-up, they said they wouldn't use numbing cream for the touch-up and would do it on bare lips, and since it hurt so much the first time, I asked whether it would hurt. They said everyone else also gets touch-ups done that way. Then when I went back to the hospital for the touch-up, they had originally said they wouldn't numb me before it, but suddenly another staff member said they would numb me and told me to come this way, so I followed. There wasn't a seat, so they asked if they could apply it outside, and I said okay, so I went to the hallway, but another staff member said they don't apply numbing cream, and left me standing in the hallway while doing other work. So I just came out and sat back on the sofa;; The waiting time was even longer for the touch-up. When I went in for the touch-up, the doctor also suggested other procedures. For the touch-up, they use whatever amount is left from the volume I purchased, but after filling the volume, I kept saying the corners of my mouth were still asymmetrical, and they said that was because my mouth was originally asymmetrical. Then they adjusted the asymmetry a bit again. I guess they can't really correct asymmetry with lip filler. It seems like it's only suitable for people who want fuller lips or have drooping mouth corners.