Chiyu Review

This was the second place I went for a consultation, and I had both a hump nose and a crooked nose, so I consulted with [Doctor A]. At first, while analyzing my face, they explained the parts that needed improvement and roughly described the surgery type. But it was the first appointment slot, and the vibe was basically that I should not talk to them and just listen. Since I went with my mom, maybe that made them say it a little less strongly,, They gave me no chance to ask questions at all,, so I ended up saying, "I have a few questions," and asked them anyway, but while they did answer, it felt like they were annoyed. After answering, they kept repeating the surgical method they had first explained, saying that doing it that way would be better. Usually, even if you talk to the coordinator about the style of nose you want, and even if you say you want a straight line, they don't even ask whether you have a reference photo of the nose you want and don't seem curious about it. Looking at other reviews too, [Doctor A] seems to focus a lot on straight nasal lines and the nasolabial angle. Still, it feels like they operate with safety in mind, and they do say when something cannot be done. But honestly, with the nose, it is not only important that the nose itself turns out well right away; because there is also a high chance of complications appearing later, it would be better if they explained that too, but they do not really say much about it upfront. (In my case, I have a crooked nose, a hump, a low nasolabial angle, and thin skin, so it seems like I had unfavorable conditions in terms of postoperative complications.) After asking a few things, I got annoyed too and just stopped asking. The doctor was a bit,, but the coordinator was very kind, adjusted well to the patient's personality, and the facilities were good.