I went for consultations for eye and nose surgery. The weather was so hot, and the clinics were far enough that going around in person was a lot, so I did as much online research as possible and went to two places that stood out. 1. ㅍㄹㅁㅇ - I went without designating a director. The director touched my actual face while showing me the double eyelid line and epicanthoplasty, and showed me that my nasal tip would become this kind of shape. However, for the nose, even though I said my concern was the nasal bridge, it felt like they glossed over it more simply compared with the other parts, saying something like they would insert a few millimeters of silicone. Since it was my first consultation and I was nervous, it may also be because I could not ask questions actively, but during the consultation it did not feel like they examined my face in detail before advising me. It strongly felt like they just looked roughly and said, "This area will be done this way, and this is what you're concerned about? If you have surgery, it will turn out like this."
2. ㅈㅅㅌ - Since I applied through a nose event, I consulted with the director in charge of noses. Before the consultation, they looked at my face and explained in detail what the issues were and what kind of shape it would become if my requests were improved. For the eyes, they honestly said they could do it themselves, but I would get a better result if I had it done by another director who specializes in eyes, which I liked. For the nasal bridge, which was my concern, they also drew on an actual photo and showed me that raising it to about this level during surgery would probably look best. Maybe because it was almost my first consultation, I liked that they explained the surgery in a lot of detail. However, for the eyes, since that was something I needed to consult with another director about, they said that if I had surgery, we could discuss the line and things like that on the day of surgery, so rather than a detailed consultation, they briefly explained the types of surgery (incision, ptosis correction, epicanthoplasty).