Is this right? I contacted the clinic, and for now they said to wait one week (because it could be due to swelling), then come in after a week for a progress check, and they booked me with another head director. The consultant said later I should do molding or an additional procedure, but I said that if I have to get an additional procedure, I do not want to get it. I said that because no one told me from the beginning that this kind of situation could happen before doing the procedure, I do not want to receive any more procedures. Even if I can understand the coordinator, the director should have told me about the possible situation and said something like, think it over, and if you really want it, I can do it, but you may not like it. That would have been right. I thought I had searched carefully before going, so I am so upset that it turned out like this. First, I clearly told them that I dislike a very full forehead, that I wanted the sunken area above my eyebrows to look less sunken, and that I preferred it to be as natural as possible. The director also recommended forehead filler and said he would perform it as naturally as possible with 4 cc. So I did not predict this situation at all. I also had my temples treated, and I really like my temples. But in the middle of the forehead procedure, they showed me a mirror. It was so bumpy. I was so flustered, but the director said it was bumpy because the amount was insufficient? But I had not heard anything like that beforehand, such as that it could become bumpy or that there was a minimum amount. I got the procedure because they said they would make it natural, and before doing it, although it was slightly sunken, it was smooth. Now my forehead looks strange, like someone with a bump on the forehead. They say it could be because it has not been long since I got it, and I really hope that is the case.
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