While I was considering lifting surgery because I could feel my face sagging in my late 30s, an ad saying special promotional discounts kept appearing on social media, so I booked an appointment and visited the clinic, but I ended up meeting a consultation manager only after 1 hour and 10 minutes. What's more, after filing complaints at the reception several times, I had the consultation with a different consultation manager who was on the way to lunch instead of the one I had actually booked. (If that's the case, why even take reservations...) And the consultation ended after just 10 minutes.
I went there to ask about a mini-lift in the 600,000 range, but in the end I was recommended a procedure costing 2.5 million. They said the 600,000 range has almost no effect... then they shouldn't advertise in that price range... people who go in for a consultation will mostly think that's the price and come in based on that... it felt way too much like a sales pitch... and on top of that, the chief surgeon's operation has a special charge of 20 percent. I really don't understand... people go because of that doctor...
If you pay a 500,000 won deposit on the same day, then for a 1,000,000 won real-lifting service, you can even get surgery with the chief surgeon.... It felt very profit-driven and not very professional... I think I need to look around more.