<Pre-surgery consultation> The hospital interior does look older compared with other places, but it does not feel worn-out or dirty.
The consultation room (15th floor), CT scan (14th floor), and operating room (14th floor) are on separate floors, so the movement flow may feel inconvenient.
There was none of that distinctive look or excessive friendliness from staff who work in the beauty field, so it did not feel burdensome, and I comfortably decided on surgery after the consultation.
The director’s consultation was longer than the manager’s consultation; he examined my face carefully, and because my facial image is **, he checked the bridge and nasal tip height in a way that would not change me too much after rhinoplasty (which matched my needs).
<Day of surgery> After taking pre-surgery photos, I met the director, and he confirmed my needs one last time. He told me not to be nervous and helped me relax comfortably.
<After surgery> Every time the cotton inside my nose was removed, the splint was removed, and the stitches were removed, he came by each time to check the shape of my nose. He asked whether I had any discomfort or any questions. (I’m wondering if I should prepare questions to ask.)
-Since I also work at a hospital, I tend to look at things more sensitively, and because the reviews were so good, I went in suspicious and with a biased view, but just like the common reviews said, the director treated me comfortably during the consultation, surgery, and after surgery, checked everything carefully, and the staff were also on the kind side, so I’m satisfied.
-I’m very timid, so I was worried it would hurt, but there was no pain after surgery, and aside from my face swelling into a square shape, I had no bruising. For now, my own image has not changed, and the bulky nasal tip I was unhappy with has improved well, so I’m satisfied even though I only did the nasal tip.