There were a lot of staff, and they were moderately kind. But they got my name wrong. I went 1 hour earlier than my reservation time to fill out the chart and change clothes, then waited 20 to 30 minutes, but I think if I had gone on time I wouldn't have waited that long. Maybe because it was a weekday.
First I met the manager, who looked at my breasts, checked for asymmetry, asked about the shape and size I wanted, the timing of surgery, etc., and showed me photos of other surgical cases.
The consultation with the doctor was very good and I trusted them. I heard this was the first-generation underarm endoscopic breast surgery. I think I was told it was the first. They measured my breasts, looked in the mirror with me, explained where the asymmetry was and how they would correct it, and explained the surgical method. They let me try on implants so I could get a feel for it. They explained the surgical method in great detail and showed the endoscopy screen so I could see how it goes in.
When I wrapped up with the manager again, they pushed pretty hard for same-day booking and provisional booking.