Not sure about a treatment? Can you decide not to do it that day?

At Gangnam Choice Clinic, we've noticed during consultations that some guests are more nervous about saying "I'd like to think it over" and the awkward silence that might follow than about the injection itself. That nervousness often makes people more tense than the treatment does.

Is it okay not to do everything on the same day?

Yes. Some people ask, "Do I have to do it all today?" Our view is simple: you're here to see a doctor, not to take an exam.

• If something is unclear, just ask
• If you don't want to do it, don't do it yet
• You don't have to agree to a treatment you haven't thought through just to be polite

A consultation is a place to explain your situation clearly and get your questions answered, not a place where you must give an answer on the spot. If you'd like to think it over, just say so.

Why shouldn't you agree just to be polite?

Because what you'd be agreeing to is a treatment you haven't thought through yet. In our consultations in Gangnam, Seoul, what we'd rather see is a guest making their own decision after understanding everything, not nodding reluctantly in an awkward atmosphere.

If you're unsure, ask; if you don't want it, don't do it yet. In a consultation, that's more honest than any polite pleasantry.