I had a really unbelievable experience when I went for a plastic surgery consultation.

Wow, I really went to a shocking hospital.

If it's just a so-so level, I can overlook it, but this was a bit too much.

 

I arrived early for my appointment and was waiting.

The staff taking the CT scan has a very blunt expression, haha.

I just thought it was one of those things.

But at that time, a patient happened to undergo surgery on the same day.

They came in person to say they are canceling.

Then the director went crazy lololol

 

Of course, canceling on the day of the surgery can be quite shocking, but...

It's a bit much to express that frustration so openly in the waiting room...

He was stomping loudly as if his shoe heel was about to break, causing a commotion.

He can't really be professional while seeing other patients.

In the end, that patient is having surgery, so it's better to quietly go to the consultation room.

I wondered if it was worth taking them away and talking, or if it was really necessary to publicly get annoyed like that.

 

And then it was my turn, so I went into the consultation room.

Of all people, that director is the one who had the consultationㅋㅋㅋ

I already lost interest after seeing that earlier.

When I took out my notebook to take notes, they asked, "What is that?"

Looks at me with an expression of disbelief.

It's not even a security matter.

I'm just writing to leave a record, so why do I look so expressionless?

Other hospitals naturally said that notes are possible.

 

Moreover, they even explain the CT report, making it seem like the director lolol

In hospital reviews, they ask if you've been to another hospital.

It was true that they subtly belittled me.

When I asked if I had gone somewhere, I told him.

"Is this the first time you're hearing about it?"

But it's in the same building as the hospital I visited.

Using the third floor or something like that, haha.

Is it true that even hospitals in the same building don't know?

It's obvious you're doing it on purpose.

 

I waited for an hour and finally met the director, but

The director was an expert.

The explanation was detailed and very kind.

So, if I only consider the director's skills, I was indeed attracted...

 

The problem is that the director came back in to discuss the amount.

The price was more expensive than expected, and there weren't many review discounts.

However, this hospital fundamentally lacks basic service-mindedness.

Even after the consultation, "You may go home now~" said casually.

They didn't even mention the parking discount haha

They didn't even give me their business card, probably thinking I wouldn't do it.

 

From the reviews, many people want to undergo the procedure because of the director's skill.

Honestly, I want to filter him out because of that director.

The hospital atmosphere would be much better if it were as upscale and friendly as other places.

The staff's service mindset is at rock bottom, making the hospital's overall quality appear low.

I wonder why the director, who must surely know the staff's attitude, hasn't made any improvements.

I should look for another hospital besides this one. 🤷‍♀️