Gaam community review

The manager seems like the real power behind this hospital, ranked higher than the doctor. I went for a consultation for male rhinoplasty at Gaam. I was satisfied with the consultation with the doctor because he had a clear point of view and explained the direction precisely, but the consultant was really strange. She just repeated the doctor's comments like, "We pursue natural results." Then when I asked two questions: 1. Is there a reason there is only one male photo among the review photos? 2. What did the doctor's question about whether I work in broadcasting or am aspiring to be an entertainer mean? (I was curious whether there is a difference between surgery for ordinary people and surgery for them.) She answered in this way: would a doctor who is good at women's noses not be able to do men's noses, and for question 2, she said she didn't understand why I was asking that. She said it seemed like I wasn't a fit for their hospital. I told her I was asking the consultant because I hadn't been able to ask the doctor everything, so then what should I be asking? The conversation kept getting worse like that and then ended. After that, I called to schedule a surgery date, and she said they would refuse the booking. She said she was the only consultant at that hospital, she was like family with the hospital, and if my direction didn't match hers, the surgical review would inevitably be bad, things like that. So I ended the call by saying not to judge and notify me unilaterally, and that if the doctor said he wouldn't operate, I would accept it, but I don't understand it. I've never seen a case where someone who isn't even the doctor but the manager blacklists someone, and I didn't say anything bad to the consultant, but because of her own inferiority complex, she sent away a patient who was trying to schedule surgery behind the doctor's back.