ILAS Review

It has been about a year since the procedure. The only parts of my body I had ever cut open, removed, and stitched up before were the ones I was born with, so this was my first time having something inserted into me. And after this procedure, I developed a deeply rooted distrust of the existence of completely unprofessional consultation coordinators. Enough said. They said thread lifting was so great, so I just booked it and drove a long way there. My regular hospital did not have things like that..? (the place I go to for InMode) I thought she was like a head nurse or something... but no haha. It was not a fortune teller either, yet she seemed to know everything and handed me an estimate of 450. When I mentioned the event price, she changed her story, so I lowered it to 300 by removing a few items because it did not fit my budget. Looking back, I was such an easy mark. I should have just walked out haha. I said the name because I had been introduced by an acquaintance of a coworker. We did not even consult for 3 minutes. When the first doctor I had never met said, 'Customer, is that right?' based on the information I had spilled to the consultation coordinator, I could only think that I had given myself a creepy realization of how stupid I was... haha (The reason I knew this was because I had self-diagnosed from that information, but after some time and more consultations at other places, it turned out every bit of it was wrong haha). They were kind.. really.. and their skills were not bad either... I was just.. the easy mark.. haha... I was exactly the kind of person who was easy to take advantage of ^^ They pulled six or maybe eight rows of the thickest mint-colored threads, from my chin all the way up to my scalp, and I thought, at last, maybe I can get a V-line~ but after just one month, it snapped. In the middle I developed dimples and whatnot, so in practice it was only about two weeks..? haha My coworker’s acquaintance got a good lift. But my skin has exceptional and special characteristics, so the consultation coordinator’s guesswork did not work on me. So does that mean someone like me should not get procedures? T_T I still think it would be basic etiquette toward patients lying on the operating table to at least come equipped with some basic software.