The consultation manager was kind, but just kind of... I had gone with a specific director in mind because I was also planning to do my forehead, but it was too expensive, and I was scared to get my forehead done by the associate director, so I decided to only do my nose and lips.
After taking photos, applying cream, and waiting, the wait time was way too long 33 minutes.... I thought my lips were going to disappear.
Luckily, the director came in. Another man came in with him and observed. If comparing it to a university hospital, it seemed like something like clinical training. (It’s not like they have an educational duty like a university hospital, so I thought it would have been better if they had asked the patient’s opinion.)
He asked whether I wanted it to look natural or noticeable, and I said I wanted it noticeable. The director was very kind and approachable. Because I was nervous, he paid attention to things like telling me to take deep breaths through my mouth and relax my shoulders.
After finishing the nose, when we were about to do the lips, I showed him a photo of my old lips, and he said that in my current condition, the shape in the photo was impossible, and that we should dissolve first and then do it. At first I tried to assert my opinion, but in the end I only got hyaluronidase for my lips and came back. (To explain in detail would be long, but during the director’s process of persuading me here, I decided I should settle on this place for fillers... I really strongly recommend it)
Maybe because of the hyaluronidase, they said they would give me an allergy injection, so I got it in my arm, and I received a prescription telling me to pick up medicine, maybe antibiotics.
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My first procedure was 5 years ago for lips and 4 years ago for nose. For lips, I’ve had filler a total of 4 times? so far, and including this time, I’ve dissolved it twice. I liked my lips back then, but I just wanted to do something, so I got them done again and have been dissatisfied for years, now doing a repeat procedure...
I think I was careless because I thought, “It’s not surgery, it’s just a procedure~” Even procedures may be smaller in scale, but in the end they still touch my face, so let’s be careful.