It was my first time getting thread lifting for a double chin + deep cheek fat, so I asked various questions, but I could just feel the consultation manager being annoyed.. She didn't listen properly to my questions and just kept recommending that I put in a lot of threads, which irritated me. Honestly, if it hadn't been a hospital famous for thread lifting, I think I would have just left? My face currently looks a bit like a protruding aristocratic chin, so I asked whether thread lifting would make that stand out more or not, but she didn't even listen properly and said I could just get masseter Botox, which was so annoying (I told her I had gotten masseter and salivary gland injections 3 weeks ago) When I asked how much improvement could be achieved with thread lifting, she didn't tell me and only kept saying things like I absolutely had to add more threads for it to last longer. I'm in my 20s and I'm not the type with so much fat that I need facial liposuction.. Anyway, she also explained the post-procedure precautions roughly, so after going home I searched on Naver for when I could remove the DuoDERM, how long to wear the compression band, and so on
Since I said I would have the procedure that day, I think I saw the doctor for about 3 minutes. He came after looking at the photos, told me about my facial asymmetry, and quickly sketched the design. Still, what definitely felt professional was that maybe because he's done a lot of these, he didn't just pull the target areas randomly, but immediately told me how it should be done.. As soon as he saw me, he said my face was small, and said 8 threads would be enough and that I had made a good choice, which was funny.
But since it's a factory-style clinic, it really went consultation - sketch - operating room, so I was a bit surprised