J.J Miracle Plastic Surgery

I could not be happier after I did my nose and chin filling and Botox on my jaw. At first I was little nervous and scared about the procedures as this was my first time. I thought it would be painful and I would look odd but then it was precise, painless, and fast and the results are exactly that I had hope for (even better). Now I look much younger and better in every way. :)
The consultant who helped me name Jolie there she’s very knowledgeable, beautiful and friendly. She took plenty of time and explained all the procedures to me in detail as I was the first time; she was really trying to understand my goal in order to achieve my dream look instead of trying to sell bunch of products.
Highly recommend this place, if you would like to look younger and better, this would be a place for you without any doubt.

My place to be when I’m in need of facial maintenance. Coming from Asia, I expect the doctors to understand asian beauty and the measures that is used towards the asian face and body. The doctors are able to understand my wants and needs. I have a beautiful nose, round forehead, and lovely chin, all thanks to the fillers (and thanks, doc ;)) my filler and Botox doctor is Korean, but is able to communicate with me in Chinese and English, talk about great professionalism! I have also done my Botox in my calves and the jaw muscle. It really helped to tone down my muscles and lines. They have employees that speak English, Chinese, and Korean. The staff is certainly diverse, not to mention that all of the staff members are so beautiful as well.

update the result from my mom’s experience.
after few days after the botox injection she noticed that her left eye lid drop down, she has noticeable fold on both eyes and now the left eye fold is now moved to inside of the eyes. so now the both eyes looks very different now.
she called the dr.‘s office, they said this is cause by too much botox injection. and they advised her to use warm press it’s a bit better.
but they should have injected less unit.
originally when we went in the receptionist said that it will take about 70 units. when we saw the doctor he told us originally he will use 60 units because it’s her first time and he didn’t want to inject too much. 5 minutes after I step out the room he said that he is changing to 70 units (exactly what the receptionist quote us, which feels a bit fishy!) seem to me like they try to make a bit more money and let the patient take the risk of over injecting.
Aside from the eye problem the lines did get softer.