I found out about it through recommendations from others and went for a consultation.
First, after a CT scan, they took facial photos, and then the consultation with the director followed. Overall, I felt that the consultation process was systematic.
The director had a very energetic and confident style, and while looking at the photos, he asked me to draw the facial direction I wanted myself, which felt like a kind of “self-simulation.”
After looking at the direction I had drawn, I was impressed that he clearly distinguished and explained what was possible and what would be difficult. He spoke realistically, without saying everything was definitely possible or using exaggerated expressions, so I actually trusted him more.
Personally, I felt this kind of realistic consultation was much better than consultations that say things like “Everything is definitely possible” or “We’ll make you look like someone else.”
However, the disappointing part was that there were not many reviews or reference materials. In particular, if more CT before-and-after comparisons or frontal photo materials, including 45-degree and 90-degree angles, had been disclosed in a wider variety, I think the level of trust would have been higher.
Including this place, I have been to consultations at more than 10 clinics, and overall, my impression was that this is a clinic that provides realistic consultations without exaggeration.