Apgujeong Ivy clinic review

I went there through a recommendation from an acquaintance, and I was really stunned.. First of all, my nose is now in a state of a crooked nose, an overly extended columella, visible silicone, visible nostrils, and a sharp tip, so it’s so stressful that I absolutely have to get revision surgery.. I applied for consultation on lifting and canthoplasty too, but when I arrived the director said, "Oh, you’re the one who applied for lifting too..?" and I immediately got a bad feeling. Maybe I looked young and like I didn’t have money. On top of that, it took over an hour just to see the doctor, so I was expecting at least some consultation, but the doctor asked, "What are you going to do?" and then didn’t say anything. So when I asked about septal deviation correction, the surgery method, and the materials, only then did he vaguely say, "Ah yes.. you should use ear cartilage," and then after saying "just a moment," he left in less than 5 minutes. The director came in and said the consultation was over, and I was so shocked. It wasn’t even like he said he couldn’t do the surgery or recommended not doing it, but I waited over an hour and wondered if this was right. If they had at least shown the minimum level of courtesy, I don’t think I would have been so hurt.. The doctor at this hospital seemed extremely kind to older women, but it felt way too obvious that they were doing business based on money, so I didn’t like it. It was really unpleasant, and I saw one older woman who knew absolutely nothing about cosmetic surgery pay right away, and even though I don’t smoke and my family also tried to stop me, she was saying, "This should be right, right?" while the director and doctor kept soothing her saying they were good, and I thought that people with money who are naive would get hit hard. There was a chart on the table with prices written on it, and the price for nose revision was 400. Anyway, after leaving there I booked canthoplasty and nose surgery at another clinic.