Moz Review

Moz Review

The reviews on the app were pretty good, and it was famous for InMode and contour injections, so I even paid a deposit and visited. On the first visit, it overlapped with a vaccination, so I only got a price consultation and postponed the procedure schedule. On the second visit, they suddenly said they had never given that kind of guidance, and the price jumped to double. I had been going to dermatology clinics in Gangnam for years, and I had seen procedures split by facial area such as cheekbones, cheeks, and jawline, but this was the first time I had seen the left and right sides treated as separate areas. It was absurd, and when I asked whether that would mean someone could come in and get only the left cheekbone treated, they could not even answer properly. Since I had already gone back and forth, I just paid double and got the procedure. If it had worked, maybe it would have been one thing, but there was literally zero effect, to the point that I suspected they had just injected water. The older sister who came with me had a bruise the size of a fist that did not disappear for two weeks, as if they had injected into a facial blood vessel. The InMode result was also minimal. It seems they forced everyone to write reviews in order to receive the event price.

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