TS review

It was a clinic I often saw in cosmetic surgery communities, so I put it on my revision surgery clinic-hopping list and went. As soon as I entered the building, this clinic was located on a high floor of the building, and as I remember, two elevators were operating, but they stopped on every floor and took damn forever to come. I waited a long time and finally arrived at the clinic, but as soon as the elevator doors opened, I wondered if a group of Chinese people had come for group tourism that day. The inside of the clinic was packed, and everyone was talking in Chinese, so it was so chaotic it felt like I had gone to a market. There were also many patients waiting to be seen, so even after arriving I had to wait quite a while. At that moment I really debated a lot whether I should just leave without getting the consultation, but since I had already come, I decided to get it and go. When it was my turn and I went into the consultation room, I greeted him first, but this was the first director I’d met who didn’t return the greeting and only gestured with his hand for me to sit in the chair. For me, the hectic image was already a negative, but a director who doesn’t greet people was even more negative. But in the middle of all that, for the estimate, he told me to get a forehead lift, so in my mind it was just over. These days they do it endoscopically, and supposedly even kids younger than me get it, or whatever. Talking about a major surgery like a forehead lift as if it were such a light procedure is really.. lol I’m on the picky side, so I didn’t get swayed, but people who are naive and know absolutely nothing about cosmetic surgery might just go along with it. Anyway, after the director consultation ended, I consulted with the manager. She did seem to lead the consultation in a kind and comfortable atmosphere, a bit like a close older sister, but only her way of speaking and the atmosphere were like that. The pressure to book was worse than at any other clinic. If you’re going to consult here, I think you need to clearly set your own standards, practice how to refuse, and then go for the consultation.