The director felt experienced. The consultant seemed to have many years of experience and had a trustworthy style. Fixed pricing. Cash discount available. There was no offer for a review event. So maybe it’s only natural there aren’t many reviews? (Most of the places I went to, aside from here, had review events.)
I understand the director worked at a large hospital for a long time, and since they have done only facial contouring for a long time, I felt I could trust them because they must have handled many cases.
Unlike other hospitals, during the consultation they didn’t just say what they would do. With two dual monitors, one showed my CT condition, and on the other they drew my face on a grid-paper drawing board while explaining, so I could understand what would be best and what direction would look natural.
They carefully explained one by one why my asymmetry looks that way, what kind of feeling I wanted for the front chin, the length and degree of advancement, so I actually felt a bit embarrassed that I had thought less about my own face.
It just felt textbook-standard. Cheekbones - square jaw - front chin - asymmetry; for each area, they explained the direction I wanted, why it could or couldn’t be done, and the overall harmony, while adjusting the consultation accordingly.
I think they are naturalist and principled, no more and no less.
The hospital felt clean and calm, and since I went by appointment for the consultation, it didn’t feel like a marketplace. The waiting time was reasonable. I also liked that the consultants seemed experienced, not just very young consultants.
One-day hospitalization, 3-part procedure proposed, cortical bone osteotomy, masseter muscle reduction included in the surgery (they said they remove it if necessary) Since it is bone surgery, I think the price was within an appropriate range.