[Filer] Collagen Touch Review

I was told that there is a 3D analysis by the manager and doctor to only do a certain portion of the collagen touch due to suspected collagen touch, but there is no such thing and the consultation said that it should be more than 5cc without an accurate diagnosis by just looking at the eye . It looks like there is a nodule in a certain area, but they all say they are doing it beautifully. This was just a guess and I couldn't know for sure. They just said it would make it look much prettier. They said it would be cheaper because I had visited before, but all other customers paid that price and there were no other benefits, so the conclusion is not recommended. In the end, what I was saying was that I would have to do it again later, while there was still swelling, so I immediately gave up on further diagnosis. They said she was pretty enough without even telling me in advance, but the cost of the first procedure was the same as the cost of the surgery, and in the end, I had to do it again. There was no detailed explanation from the doctor at all. If I had to do it again, I would have either not done it at all or replaced it with an easy procedure that has no downtime and is cheap for the price even if the period is short. It seems like the marketing implies that the results may not be enough just because 30% remains as my own skin. However, it is implied that a second procedure may be necessary. There isn't even one. The patient just has to think about it on his own. Although I wrote it below, it doesn't tell me in advance any of the situations that need to be considered from the replotting perspective. The manager and director are all thorough in their consultations, and unless you ask questions from beginning to end, there is no difference from a regular factory type. Contrary to what I thought, I was more worried because I didn't feel the professionalism, systematicity, or knowledge. After deciding on the procedure and getting on the treatment table, I felt like they looked after me well. Only then did they say it was true that there was a nodule in a specific area, but only then did they tell me about any shortcomings or things that could go wrong. If there were any shortcomings and things might not work out well, you should have told me in advance so I could have thought about it and considered it before making a decision, but I was very embarrassed to say that while the procedure was being performed on the operating table. As soon as I saw it, I was told that this should be combined with other treatments. If that were the case, I would have done the treatment and then proceeded with collagen touch, but I really wonder why the director had a face-to-face consultation. I don't think it was a small scale, but I have strong doubts as to why the consultation was so vague.  It even feels like the procedure was done without considering the balance of the face at all, rather than looking at the entire face. The gap between one part and the other part was large, so it felt like the shortcomings were highlighted... I felt like I was too hooked, and since there is a price range, I would have taken the treatment table into consideration. From the beginning, I was really scared and sad. When I think about that time, I feel embarrassed and sad and feel like crying. I thought that I was just fooled by the magic trick. They even performed the procedure on other areas other than the area I wanted during the procedure. They said there was a lot left over, but in the first place, they only used a small amount. Even if they had done that, it would have been enough, but they only said that they would start from 5cc as the amount that would make money and that they would give a lot of discounts. Still, it doesn't make sense why they decided to do it the second time (additional treatment). The explanation is not really thorough and I am not convinced, but the irony is that in the end, the patient has to worry and think about it.. Why should I take this into account? The most difficult thing was that it cost a lot of emotion. The consumer is given a quote tailored to the face and then proceeds, which makes the consumer feel like they are being lured. Really, no matter what, start with 5 cc. They said they would start, but there was no reason or explanation to help understand. Even when I asked the manager, I just received a mechanical answer that it was only possible from 5cc. The bruising and swelling were severe, and even the swelling went down and a certain bulge appeared, so it was stressful. There were no side effects if a problem occurred. It seems to mean that there is no way to deal with it. For reference, the general public procedures that are shown on YouTube are also family members of the staff there, so be sure to refer to them before proceeding (I knew as soon as I saw his face at the desk.) The reviews are generally only 1 month old, but that is the best time and it becomes more and more difficult to get used to. It looks natural, but the initial volume may be slightly reduced. (Satisfaction may vary depending on preference, but please keep in mind that the volume may be less than in the review photos. There seem to be almost no reviews from 3 months ago.) Also, immediate volume creation means swelling must be taken into consideration, so make sure to set aside a lot of downtime for the area. The dosage may vary depending on the case, and it may be a really good fit for some people and may be effective, but it was not 1:1 customized and it was very difficult emotionally because I felt like money had to be secured to fit it. For me, that amount is really just a popular and safe procedure. , or I would have rather chosen surgery. I think the reason it is becoming more popular is because it guarantees stability and response. I thought that was of great value. It's stressful to look at the face because it's important, but I wrote it down in detail because I didn't want to have a patient like me, and it's for the public interest that I want people to save a lot of money and get the treatment optimized for them in a difficult economy. I wanted a definite effect, so I tried almost all procedures that cost a lot of money, but personally, it is a decision that I regret the most because of the effectiveness compared to the price and the treatment process. There's a lot more to talk about, but just the highlights...