Review of Chiyu

I had a 10 a.m. reservation and arrived right on time, but patients kept coming one after another.. There were a lot of patients. They took two photos, front and side, printed them in color on A4 paper, and used them during the consultation.. I don't know what the photos were for.. They didn't seem all that necessary for the consultation anyway.. I felt a little uneasy, like maybe I didn't need to take them. I don't expect much from the manager, but compared to managers at other clinics, they seemed a bit lacking in experience or professionalism, or in consultation ability. The director looked a little tired.. He looked carefully even inside the nose, but there was a cigarette smell coming from the tip of his fingers. The consultation was handled carefully, but it just felt like.. hmm.. I had paid for the consultation, and since I didn't have much to say, it felt like they were just giving a set script. (It wasn't just me; my companion said they felt the same.) When I paid for consultations at other hospitals, I never felt the fee was wasted, but when paying here, my companion even said, "You just wasted your money?" I knew the price was on the higher side, but it was even higher than expected. Beyond imagination. For a first surgery without implants, it seems like the most expensive among the six hospitals I visited (considering the materials, etc.). When I searched online, the blog posts were well made and even the advertising screens inside the clinic were well installed. I thought the marketing team here does a really good job.. It had been on my list of clinics I wanted to consult for a long time, but I guess I expected too much.