I went there already very nervous after reading consultation reviews. To exaggerate a bit, it felt like I was going in for a job interview.. haha I did a lot of clinic scouting too, because I wanted an objective understanding of my eye structure. I also thought double eyelids would not suit my eyes, so I felt it was important not to blindly chase the kind of surgery that the cosmetic surgery industry often talks about as making you look more glamorous and prettier, but instead to choose surgery that would harmonize with my face. So I watched a truly huge number of eye-related videos on YouTube.
After going through that process of deliberation and scouting so much, I had built up some standards, but there were not many clinics that seemed to empathize with my thoughts. The vibe was more like, if you have surgery you will definitely look better, so what is there to worry about? While I was in that state, I kept watching the director's videos on YouTube and they explained exactly the parts I had been worrying about, so I somehow managed to make a reservation and go there.
Maybe people who felt the consultation was unfriendly had asked questions without really thinking enough about their own eyes and without fully understanding their eye structure, which is why those reactions came back. First, the director looks at your eyes, makes an assessment, and then explains things. So I think it is better to listen all the way through before asking questions. I also liked the fact that they only do two surgeries a day. After a really huge amount of clinic scouting and deliberation, I had not been able to decide, but I think I will probably end up choosing Miso Line. Booking is really tough, but it felt like I succeeded by calling more than 30 times right as 10 o'clock hit.