Consultation order was the doctor first, then the consultation manager. The director’s style felt like he had a strong plastic-surgery philosophy or a very strong personal opinion, so people who don’t match his style might feel a bit like, huh? He explained in detail how things would turn out after lower-eyelid surgery, but his tone and intonation made me feel like I was being scolded. After going through several hospitals, this was the one where they explained the effect on my lower eyelids in detail, showed many photos, and the doctor seemed most confident, so it left the strongest impression for lower-eyelid surgery. From the conversation, it seems like they are selective about patients, conservative, and pursue a natural result. What I got from “selective about patients” = people who listen well to what he says “Conservative” = a sense that they only take in patients likely to do well “Natural” = mentioning the current trend of people going overboard with surgery and ending up harming themselves
The downside is that the cost is very high, the consultation manager lacked proactiveness, and I couldn’t get a clear answer about the aftercare period, which made it hard to decide on this hospital. Even so, the reason I’m considering surgery is that during the consultation I clearly felt expertise and veteran experience regarding the lower eyelids, and he seemed to already foresee how my eyes would look after surgery.