Sures Community Review

This is the discounted price for agreeing to have partial photos made public + doing 2 procedures together. The director consults with you personally, but because he has written such extensive detailed posts on his blog, he explains based on those blog posts. If you want to save consultation time, it would be good to read on the blog first about what you personally need before going. In any case, it is a style of explaining the same content verbally. That said, it did not feel like he was just brushing off the questions I needed with written material only. I felt sincerity in the blog posts, and when I actually went for the consultation, I felt confidence that came from real skill rather than just empty talk. The director's idea of the ideal result for facial contouring surgery also matched what I wanted. But perhaps because his style is so definite, there was a slight feeling that if a patient said something strange he might not understand it? And maybe because he was so busy, the second consultation made the director look very tired, so I felt a bit self-conscious and deducted one star haha. About 10 years ago I had cheekbone surgery from another doctor who was famous through his blog, and while it did improve things compared to before, I heard for 10 years that my facial features were pretty but my face shape was a bit... ugh. So as someone who ultimately decided on revision surgery, the fact that the blog was so famous was actually a source of anxiety. But after going for a consultation myself, he explained in detail where the original surgery fell short and how he could improve it, which reassured me. Another thing that left a good impression was that he did not blame or speak down about the doctor who did the first failed surgery at all. He seemed humane. If it was 10 years ago, maybe the surgical methods had not fully settled yet, and he said that doctor might have a different opinion now? I had heard so often that the surgery cost was expensive, so oddly enough I thought it was not that expensive. For the cheekbones, it was similar to or slightly higher than other hospitals for revision surgery, and the chin tip was definitely on the expensive side. As someone who had a bad experience after getting a cheap procedure for another area advertised on a cosmetic app, I think something too cheap should probably be avoided when making such a big decision as cosmetic surgery... though money does not necessarily equal the result.