What I felt first when I went there was that there were really many foreign patients, and the clinic atmosphere was very crowded. The waiting room was full of people, so it felt hectic and a little busy.
The first consultation was done briefly with the doctor, but it was shorter than I expected and ended after only a very basic explanation. They only briefly pointed out what kind of procedure might be needed, and there were no specific details.
After that, I had a consultation with the consultant. At first, they recommended a procedure completely different from the advertisement I had seen before going, so honestly I was flustered and didn’t feel very good about it. But when I mentioned again what I had seen in the ad, they said that direction was also possible and adjusted it along the lines of “if we do it this way, it may be more effective.” After that, I paid mainly for the procedure I had originally been thinking about and went ahead with it.
There were some confusing parts during the procedure process, but they checked again.
The Botox was performed directly by the chief director. After first looking at my entire face, they gave clear and direct advice about what kind of cosmetic surgery would suit me and what direction would be good to take. It felt trustworthy, and I could sense their expertise. When performing the procedure, they injected very quickly and decisively, so it hurt a little, but it made them seem skilled, so I was satisfied.
Overall, because there were many people it felt a bit hectic, and it was disappointing that there was some confusion in the middle, but it was a visit where I was quite satisfied with the medical staff’s skill and the procedure results themselves.