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n ㄴㅈㅎ The director does have a long career, but from what I remember seeing back when I was in college, he feels like a professor who is close to retirement, someone who seems to have focused deeply on one field rather than keeping up with modern social trends. In that sense, in terms of communication, he is not a director who communicates very well. But he covers the face piece by piece with his hands and shows, like this much, this much, directly in the mirror while covering the areas that would be operated on and improved, seemingly to completely block(?) the patient from thinking they will dramatically change or anything like that. So for someone like me, who is even considering two-jaw surgery, I basically saw with my own eyes that there isn’t much that can be improved through facial contouring. The manager was also friendly, but like telling kindergarten kids “don’t eat junk food,” she said there were so many things not to eat for 3 months that, even though it’s facial contouring, I thought to myself, is it really necessary to go that far? I really liked the thoughtful touch of giving a plastic bag to put your mask in, but it felt like a place that does facial contouring in a very traditional way, and they don’t seem to do anything special like trapezoid osteotomy or things like that. Even in the before-and-after photos, rather than a dramatic effect, it felt more like just slightly cleaning up the line, so it didn’t really appeal to me.

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