Looks very tired, just like the review said.
To get straight to the point: 1. Do not go here for your first consultation, especially if you are a student who does not know much yet, I do not recommend it. 2. They will tell you exactly what they cannot do, saying this cannot be done and that cannot be done.
I went for secondary canthoplasty, and my medial canthus had been overdone, and it stressed me out that the inner corner of my eye was slightly covered by the iris, so I went there. The director said my eye shape was already like that, so I should just live with the iris being partially covered at the inner corner, and said that medial canthoplasty revision could not be done either. When I got counseling from the director at another hospital, they said everything was possible, so it does not seem like the surgery itself was impossible to improve, but rather that they were saying what they personally could not do. Still, the way they spoke made it sound like my eyes could not be improved at all, so that was confusing. I hope no young people go into surgery after only hearing this consultation. Still, I do trust the fact that they honestly state exactly what they cannot do, so I do appreciate that. If it were me and the case were an extremely difficult, high-level eye case, I would not go here. I would not go here for revision either. There are probably many people seeking revision because there is a lot to improve, but it seems like they only operate on eyes they can improve from the start. There was also a review below from someone who felt similar to me, and I understood what they meant only after reading it a bit more.