I didn’t really look into it much, and I didn’t know this field well, but someone I knew had it done there, so I just followed them to that place.
They use almost the whole building, so you register at the lobby on the 7th floor, have the consultation on the 8th, tests on the 9th, and so on. Everything proceeds smoothly step by step. It’s very systematic. The nurses and coordinators? They were all smiling and kind, and the interior and facilities were well done, so rather than feeling like a factory, it felt organized.
When I got the consultation, they assigned me one room, and when the manager came in, the consultation started. Since I hadn’t properly researched things before going, I just explained based on my vague feeling. I guess they roughly understood, because they wrote something down and told me to wait.
The doctor came in, looked at my face, listened to the direction I wanted, and recommended a few things.
Both the manager and doctor had that feeling of knowing exactly what to do without me having to explain much. But the doctor didn’t just tell me the final procedures I needed; they explained what this part of my face was like, what that part was like, and even the reasons, so it made sense. They didn’t explain things in a complicated, roundabout way, but logically and without unnecessary fluff, which I liked.