When choosing a hospital, I place the most importance on the kindness of the doctor and manager, and on whether they pay close attention without treating the consultation as a bother. After looking around, I found that this hospital suited that exactly, so it was the first place I visited. First of all, the hospital was clean and not complicated, which was great. It was also great that things moved along right away without waiting. The sequence was: CT scan first >> manager consultation >> doctor consultation >> manager consultation. The manager had a strong presence. But she wasn't the kind of overly made-up plastic-surgery manager who gives off that so-called bully vibe, so that was fine. The doctor's consultation was very thorough, just as I had heard. He kept asking if I had any more questions and was the most comfortable doctor I've met. He did photo editing. But it felt like he didn't quite catch the image I wanted.. T_T I hadn't even thought about bone fracture, but in my case, because I have nasal bridge bone, he said that if the bones are fractured, the nose will look higher and the slim effect will come out better. I don't know if I'm just not understanding this, but I don't want a very slim, sharp feeling.. So I put that part on hold. In the final pricing consultation, there was pressure to book the same day, and although they said the discount would be huge if I reserved that day, when I came home and looked into people who had surgery under the same conditions as me, other people paid less, so it felt like I was being overcharged..? There was no explanation about aftercare or CCTV. I got lured in by that and made a same-day reservation, but thankfully they said it can be canceled, so I'm waiting.. For now, the doctor was kind and thorough, so I liked that, but the condition I want to avoid at hospitals is being pushed into a same-day reservation through discounts, and the price part also bothers me, as does the fact that he didn't catch the image I wanted, so I'm putting this on hold for now T_T. Searching for hospitals is exhausting, but I guess I need to keep going??
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