I went in nervous because I heard all the doctors are cynical, but as soon as I arrived, I kept joking around, and maybe because the atmosphere softened, I felt they were kind.
Maybe because I’m still young, I could see that they were trying to speak as indirectly as possible so I wouldn’t get hurt, and I was touched. (In the end, they weren’t very good at it, so I eventually just got hit with the facts.)
My complex was my cheekbones, and I had never intended to touch my jaw from the start, so I came for a consultation at ㄱㄹㅎ, which is famous for usually not recommending cheekbone surgery.
Even during the consultation, they counseled me as conservatively as possible. To give the overall outline,
1 procedure that is absolutely necessary / Surgery needed for a perfect line
They explain it in this kind of way.
After the doctor’s consultation, you consult with the consultant, and once I joked around and got friendly with the consultant too, she felt kind of warm, like an older sister..? That’s how it was. The doctor explained that he has done facial contouring for 27 years with no accidents, so that made me feel a bit reassured. That also means he operates that conservatively, so people who want a doll-like line should think about it carefully.
For me, 1st priority = safety, 2nd priority = maximum effect with the minimum amount That’s how I think, so I really liked it.