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I’m really glad I went there as my first consultation. The consultant was very kind.. but only her voice and way of speaking were kind. The pressure to make a tentative reservation was extremely intense, and the only thing she knew how to say was, “You came to the right place because the director specializes in implant-free surgery.” She only said that because I wanted implant-free surgery. If I had asked for silicone, it’s obvious she would have said, “The director specializes in silicone.” The pressure to make a tentative reservation was insane.. It wasn’t even a 100% refund, only a 90% refund, and even though I said I didn’t want to make a tentative reservation, she kept clinging to it and telling me to put it down for now. I ended up doing it, and they say the refund takes 2-3 weeks Listening to what the consultant said, she gave off a strong impression of being all talk with no substance, and even though she clearly seemed experienced, she seemed lacking in expertise. It was obvious she was just looking at me, sitting right in front of her, as an ATM and thinking only about getting me to pay the tentative reservation deposit quickly. I’m an idiot too for eventually getting worn down and giving in, though. I think even if the consultant is bad, since the consultant isn’t the one doing the surgery, you can still have surgery there if the director is good, but as for the director too, well.. I consulted with the ㅇㅇㅌ director, and maybe because he had just finished surgery right before my consultation, he looked really tired. It was so obvious he found me bothersome, and since it was my very first consultation and I was already intimidated, it kept making me shrink back. He wasn’t extremely unfriendly or openly unpleasant, but I couldn’t tell if he was tired or if that’s just his personality... It wasn’t even evening, it was 12 noon;; But other people’s reviews all say he’s kind, so I’m puzzled. To the point that I wonder if he just wasn’t in good condition the day I went. When I asked about side effects, he said there are practically no side effects, of all things (the consultant answered the same way). Overall, should I say that the attitude when answering my questions had a bit of mockery, annoyance, and boredom underneath? And he seemed quite stubborn; when I said I was scared of side effects and didn’t want to touch the nasal bones too much, he cut me off flatly and said all the nasal bones absolutely have to be shaved down for a pretty nose to come out.. But at every hospital I went to after that, they said the nose I want doesn’t need to be shaved down that much? If there was one advantage I felt, it’s that the director uses Photoshop to show an expected after-image. That’s the only one, but even that, because of my first impressions of the consultant and director, made me doubt, “Will the result really come out like that expected image?” I booked because people in this community kept saying, “For noses, a lot of people go to ㅁㅇㄷ~,” so I thought they must be famous for noses, but well.. are they all brokers..? After searching more, there were posts saying absolutely not to go there? Between the consultation fee and the non-refundable 10% of the tentative reservation deposit, I ended up spending a total of 20,000 won (of course, I still haven’t received the tentative reservation refund). I’m just treating it as paying 20,000 won for the experience. Thanks to meeting them as my first consultation, I feel like my ability to look into and filter hospitals improved a lot afterward, and I learned how to state exactly what I want and ask precise questions during consultations, so the consultations after this became much easier. Lucky me ~

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