The consultant was very kind, but she was extremely persuasive, so people going for their first consultation should be careful. Also, she emphasized that it is a very expensive clinic, and at first she recommended silicone. She said the doctor would probably suggest silicone too, so I was like, huh? But the doctor didn’t recommend silicone lol. I don’t think the consultant really knows that well, so just take it lightly. In the doctor’s case, he didn’t look tired, but he seemed pressed for time, and he spoke very quickly, so it was really hard to understand. Also, because he talked so fast and said he had a surgery schedule afterward, I also got flustered and I don’t think I asked my questions properly. Even if you prepare a list of questions, it probably won’t be easy for people who aren’t good at speaking up.
I think you really need to prepare your questions well. Also, the before-and-after photo line had a slightly pointed feel, but my lower face is small and my forehead is also sunken, so I thought it would look strange if I raised my nasal bridge. That’s why I didn’t want silicone, but he said it didn’t really show that much and that I probably didn’t need silicone. He also shaped the nasal bridge line naturally, unlike the before-and-after photos, so I am drawn to it, but I didn’t know whether I should trust the before-and-after photos or trust the Photoshop simulation. Also, I didn’t like the shape of my nostrils, but I didn’t know exactly what kind of case this was, so I couldn’t really look it up well, you know? But he pinpointed it as exactly a dragon nose and suggested nostril lowering, so that did make me trust him more. Since I haven’t had surgery yet, I still don’t know whether it’s just talk or whether he’s actually good, and I feel like I’ll only know after having the surgery.