Dr. Romi review

I went because I read a lot of posts online and it seemed honest. Bumgye Station... too far. There were quite a few customers, and the clinic was clean. It was on some floor in a big shopping complex, maybe they were busy, because they spent a long time explaining someone else’s CT scan... I was surprised to hear I had sinusitis and severe rhinitis and other things I didn’t even know about, but it wasn’t even my scan.. I went in for a tip-of-the-nose consultation, but they recommended the bridge too, saying I had come so far and they wanted to do a better job for me. The manager was kind, but suddenly said something like, “If you were my little sister,” switching between informal and polite speech Still, it wasn’t seriously offensive. They showed me virtual surgery images, but I didn’t really get a clear sense of it The doctor’s consultation wasn’t pushy at all and was all in the form of suggestions, like “Think about it,” so there were endless choices Also, the director recommended an E* fit, but the consultant didn’t, so that made me even more conflicted. The price was the same as on the website. Oh, they said nostril reduction is usually done separately, and they recommended doing it about a month after the rhinoplasty when checking the progress. When I said I wanted to remove fat around the eyes, they said I would need a forehead lift.. They explained it. And in the online consultation, they said they recommend nostril reduction and that the tip looked blunt, probably because a lot of filler had been injected, but... In the in-person consultation, they said I didn’t need nostril reduction, that I didn’t have a blunt-looking nose, and that it wasn’t a bulbous nose.. So online consultations should only be taken as a rough reference!