I logged in after a long time because I really wanted to say not to trust reviews. For reference, I had non-implant rhinoplasty about a month ago, and I don't plan to disclose the clinic name.
They said writing a review would give a 1 million won discount, so I thought how hard could it be, and they said mosaics were all possible, so I went ahead with it. But they screened the wording of the review (for example, contacting me saying, "It was a bit hard until such-and-such time. Please remove this phrase^^") and checked every single mosaic placement. So the reviews we see on apps or various communities can generally be seen as having gone through that kind of screening.
I got a lot of help from this community too, but looking back, it was just online research to reduce my anxiety. In reality, I think doing it at a place where someone around you had good results is actually more trustworthy. I also ended up doing it at a clinic recommended by someone around me.
Even if it's not necessarily a broker, I hope people don't forget that regular people's reviews can also be edited and screened by clinics. Oh right. People who are satisfied with their surgery don't really come to communities much after surgery. That's how people are, right? Before surgery, you want to get any information you can, but after surgery, it becomes bothersome and you don't really feel the need.
So just get some help with things like price information, friendliness, and clinic facilities. I hope everyone reading this stays healthy!