I heard through word of mouth that this place is really famous for eye surgery, so I booked a consultation. There were really many foreign clients. There was even a separate staff member who did consultations in Chinese.
The waiting time was short, which was good. The director was a bit unfriendly, to the point that I wondered if something upsetting had happened to him that day. When I asked questions, should I say he answered in a tone that felt somewhat scolding? I stated that I wanted to do the minimum, but he recommended adding epicanthoplasty as well, and because I seemed hesitant, he kept pushing it. From my perspective, I felt it didn’t match the look I was aiming for. (It felt like he was recommending based only on the eyes themselves, without considering harmony with the face.)
Honestly, I had already decided 99% that I would do it here and went for the consultation as a formality, but after the consultation, I became hesitant about having surgery. (In the end, I didn’t do it.) It wasn’t because I was afraid the surgery wouldn’t go well, but because he was this unfriendly even during the consultation, so I was worried about aftercare in case the surgery didn’t turn out well.
The quote had a huge difference between the event price and the regular price, but the so-called regular price just seemed like a marketing strategy.