UNU review from Sungyesa

I had been thinking I wanted breast surgery, and after seeing my friend get surgery at UNU, I felt this was the place, so I thought about it for a long time and went in for a consultation. I even booked the same director who had operated on my friend, and there was about a 20-minute wait? The consultation time was much longer, so it did not feel like a waste of time. The staff manager handled patients well, and the hospital did not feel like a factory at all; it was calm and quiet. The overall atmosphere felt a bit quiet-quiet? It was classy, so it was fine, and my first impression was good. The staff manager also did not push any specific implant or anything like that, and explained the implants well. Seemed very knowledgeable. The director was proactive like I had heard from my friend, but not forceful, and seemed to explain things in a very persuasive way lol I had consultations booked at other places too, so I only had the consultation and left, but this is currently my number one choice. I wrote the implant based on Motiva, but I think I touched all the implants I could touch. If I do go through with it, I will probably choose Motiva. Even if it is expensive, it is going into my body, so I do not think it is the place to save money.. Just in case,.. and they say the aftercare here is really good, and they even have three emergency call lines? They can also check breast ultrasound right there at the hospital, and it seems like there is even a full-time resident specialist. Of course, the anesthesiologist is resident too..! It is hard to find a large breast-specialty hospital that only does breast surgery, and UNU is one of them, and because it is so well known, it seems the staff are managed well too