He does give off the feeling of a beginner director, but he is really kind. He tries to match your needs as much as possible. If you say you want to do something, he seems to first try to dissuade you. During the consultation, the things I heard the most were “you don’t need that” and “you don’t have to do that.” If this doctor recommends that you do something, it seems best to definitely do it. In those cases, I think he recommends it because it’s genuinely necessary. But even if he advises against it, if you still want it, he will do it (only when possible; if it is something that should not be done, he absolutely will not do it.
For the double eyelid line, he only makes and shows the line with a probe. For epicanthoplasty and lateral canthoplasty, he does them in the operating room according to the extent he thinks is appropriate. For the extent of the epicanthoplasty, before anesthesia in the operating room, while you’re lying down, he says things like “I’ll have you open your eyes” and “I’ll have you close them,” and determines it himself. It seems like he performs surgery according to his own aesthetic sense, so it is a bit of a gamble, but for now I’m satisfied. The manager is the kindest among all the plastic surgery clinics I’ve been to so far. She is so kind that she feels like a kindergarten teacher. But when the topic of cost comes up, she seems to become a bit firm lol