Apple Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic changes treatment time without notice

I wanted to get filler after the holidays, so I came back to my hometown early. I had a reservation at 10:30, so I waited near the hospital from 8:00 on an empty stomach under general anesthesia. At 9:30, I was about to go in when the hospital called me and said, "You're not coming today, are you?"

When I asked what he meant, he said my October appointment had changed and he'd called and texted me. I didn't answer, so I called back, but when he didn't answer, I assumed it was nothing serious. I haven't heard from him since. Then, he sent me this message: I hadn't heard anything, and since he hadn't answered, I assumed it was nothing serious. He told me to come in first and that the surgery would be at 2 p.m. His lack of responsibility and accuracy in his work made me wonder why I would ever consider getting filler there. I was already worried about the side effects of vaginal filler, but I trusted the hospital's reputation and expertise. I think this is an unspoken warning against this kind of staff behavior. Everyone, please pay attention to hospital service before undergoing treatment. If you go in and out of the bathroom differently from the start, it's probably safer for your newborn to not undergo the procedure.