The manager was around her 40s, and she was incredibly kind, listened well, and told me various things from the patient's point of view, including her own past experiences, which I really liked. I had thought that a plastic surgery manager would be like some artificial beauty manager doing empty reactions like a Lalala ASMR person, while pushing deposits and other surgeries on me, but haha
The doctor came out looking like he had rushed over in his surgical scrubs, as if he had just come from surgery. He seemed extremely busy because he had arrived so quickly. On YouTube he seemed very polite and calm, but meeting him in person also gave me the feeling of seeing a celebrity. He clearly said what could not be done, pointed out exactly what did not suit my face, and pursued a natural look, so I was satisfied. But because the director spoke so quickly, honestly I felt a bit confused too. Still, he seemed extremely confident in surgery.
Anyway, the price was reasonable, the manager's consultation was excellent, and apart from the parts that felt uncomfortable, I liked how clearly and honestly the director pointed things out. Even though it was only the first consultation, the atmosphere was good and it met many conditions, so my mind is gradually settling on here.
But when taking photos, the staff member who was helping me saw that my belongings were placed on the chair I was supposed to sit in and said, move this. That made me feel a bit .. I probably was not meant to take it badly, but for a moment I was like, what was that?