First of all, the hospital itself was really big, and as soon as I went in, they took facial photos and a CT scan, but that was done on a different floor from the check-in desk. At first, I thought it seemed really systematic, so I felt it was pretty good. The consultation went in the order of consultant-director-consultant, and I think I talked with the consultant for about 30-40 minutes at first lololololol. It was nice because she explained everything in a lot of detail. Then the director came in, and from that point I was like, huh..? I don’t know if he couldn’t be bothered to do the consultation, but it ended super quickly in just 15 minutes..ㅎ He was also blunt, and he said to ask if I had questions, but you know how sometimes it feels a bit awkward to even ask questions.. lol He did do a virtual simulation, but it was so rough that instead of the straight-with-slight-curve nose I had talked about, he simulated a completely straight nose for me..ㅎ So the consultation with the director ended really quickly. When the consultant went over the consultation details again at the end, she looked at the virtual simulation and asked, “Did you want a straight nose?” lolololololol. So I wasn’t the only one who thought this wasn’t right..ㅎ
Conclusion.. the consultant explained things in detail like a director would, and the director’s consultation wasn’t very helpful..ㅎ In reality, the director is the one who performs the surgery, so no matter how much the consultant knows or how detailed her explanations are, I don’t think it helps. So I don’t think I’ll have surgery here.