One Percent review

Honestly, it was not great. My trust dropped because of the manager. Of course I understand that they may feel their own clinic is the best, but openly putting down other clinics in an exaggerated way, excessively praising their own by saying no one does it as well as here, and disparaging other clinics was a bit... Honestly, I think saying things like that is more of a minus. Would clinics that are truly good really do that? They asked which clinics I had been to, so I told them, and then they said people get botched at other clinics and all come here for revision surgery, even mentioning the clinic names. Honestly, it felt like a sales tactic to somehow get me to place a deposit, and it felt false, so my trust dropped sharply. I had done a huge amount of online research and in-person consultations for facial contouring clinics, and for example, there are quite a few clinics that do not place drainage tubes, but they said everyone except them would use drainage tubes and that only their clinic did not. The way they talked like that was... I wish they would at least look into it before saying things. It was very uncomfortable that they were disparaging other clinics like that without even knowing the details, just to elevate their own clinic. I do not think they need to say things like that. The clinic facilities were nice. The doctor was neither particularly kind nor unkind. He seemed to have strong pride and seemed a bit stubborn, and honestly the price is too high. They also say they do not show CCTV, and there is no reason not to show it, so that bothers me a bit. Cortical bone removal and things like that are included without extra payment when doing three facial contouring procedures at other clinics, but here those all come with additional fees, and at the end they act like they are doing it for free, which is kind of lol. What they say keeps changing, the costs are all different, and there was some pressure, as if surgery would be difficult if I did not book now. I simply did not trust them even before surgery, so I am skipping this place.