First of all, the clinic itself has a cozy atmosphere. From the desk staff onward, it just doesn't have that feeling of the clinic being intense or burdensome. The overall atmosphere feels like a neighborhood dermatology clinic? There weren't many people waiting either, so it was comfortable.
The consultant first talked about the weather to loosen up the atmosphere. She tried a lot to understand my needs and listen well... She even joked with me I really liked the consultant. They only perform open surgery. They said the closed surgery method used to be done a lot in the past, but these days it feels like a slightly regressing? type of surgery.
During the consultation with the director, we consulted while looking at the CT, and the design was fairly good. But unexpectedly, he said the glabella area needed to be filled with cartilage, so I was a bit flustered. When I asked questions, the director kind of laughed in between like.. It felt a bit like he was sneering, but I don't know if that's just his habit I don't know if it was a feeling of 'You're worrying unnecessarily~' or if it was because I came alone.. The price was higher than I expected, and I feel burdened because of the open surgery, so I'm still thinking about it. When I asked the consultant for before-and-after photos, she only showed side-view photos, so I asked if there were no front-view photos, and she said they don't separately keep front-view photos? She said that if there is this much effect from the side, the front-view effect naturally follows. But I consider the front-view effect more important, so I'm also thinking it over because of this.