The doctor and the manager were kind, and since I have done cosmetic procedures more through surgery than through treatments, it is true that the effect is weaker compared to surgery. But when I saw my friend get contour injections at another hospital, I could not tell any effect at all, so for a contour injection this seems to have a decent effect.
The price was not expensive, and there were no steroids.
However, what I wanted was a definite improvement, so it was not that this fat-dissolving injection itself had no effect or only a tiny effect. It is just a procedure, so this is exactly the kind of temporary effect it gives, and I think I came to the wrong place for what I wanted T_T (my mistake, not the hospital's)
If you just want a slight change of mood or a small improvement, procedures seem good because they have a lower risk of side effects compared with surgery.
One thing I was a little unhappy about was that the first time I got the fat-dissolving injection, they applied numbing cream, had me wait, and then did the procedure. But the second or third time, maybe because there were many patients, they did not have me wait after applying numbing cream and instead handled it with cooling and then quickly did the procedure right away.
I have had many cosmetic surgeries and can tolerate pain pretty well, so I was okay, but still, the proper method seems to be to apply numbing cream and wait first. It felt a bit off because they said things like "this or that, it is all the same anyway~" and seemed to be trying to wrap it up and finish the procedure quickly.
Still, I am satisfied at this level.