Kim Hyung-jin Basic community review

I heard that the director points out only the parts that are necessary, so until I visited, I thought the issues I was concerned about would be resolved through the consultation. But when I actually asked what I was curious about, he answered in short, one-word-style responses, and instead recommended, in an upsetting tone, something I had never once thought of as a complex in my life. I went because I wanted a consultation for salivary gland Botox, but after touching my salivary glands, he gave no explanation at all about the condition of my salivary glands and just told me to try getting it. He spoke as if I must have come with some slight hope of improving my facial shape, so he had no choice but to do it for me. I also became curious about square jaw Botox and asked about it, but he only briefly said to try it first, as if I would only know whether it was effective after getting it. From an expert’s perspective, he probably said that because he didn’t think the procedures were unnecessary, but from a non-expert’s perspective, answers that were excessively brief and one-word-like did not inspire much trust. I am the type to decide carefully even when choosing a single procedure, so I asked further whether it would be better to try both salivary gland Botox and square jaw Botox, or only the one that was more necessary. He looked at me with a displeased expression and told me to go consult with the consultant again, sending me back to the consultant’s room. Also, I went to the clinic to improve my facial shape because my round face shape was a complex, but out of nowhere, he recommended lower eyelid fat repositioning surgery, which had nothing to do with that at all. His facial expression and tone when recommending it were also unpleasant. Even right before the procedure, he said, “I’m saying this because you’re young, but there’s no easy way to become pretty. Don’t waste money on useless things like contour injections or InMode; if you’re going to do something, surgery is better.” He spoke as if his words were absolutely correct. Even if the effect is good, I have absolutely no intention of revisiting.