Actually, I was already leaning more toward the clinic I had booked for the next consultation, but the consultation with the director and the consultation with the manager were both better than expected, so I was more satisfied than I had anticipated. If I had studied in advance, I probably would have known at least some of it already, but the director explained everything one by one and carefully checked inside the nose by pressing with a cotton swab, which I liked.
However, they did not take a CT. It seemed like they didn't have the machine. I was a bit disappointed by that. Since there can be cases where someone seems to have a deviated septum only mildly, or maybe that is just a slight asymmetry that anyone has to some degree, or cases where someone has rhinitis but the airway is straight and wide open, I recommend getting a consultation at a clinic that does take a CT first. In that case, allergic rhinitis may be suspected. I don't mean that this clinic is like that! But sometimes there are clinics that add all kinds of things that do not actually apply and exaggerate them, so it helps to know that.